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Mitigation Strategies for Ammonia & Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Manure - Alabama Cooperative Extension System

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Manure is one of the potential sources of ammonia and greenhouse gas emissions contributing to global warming. Hence, strategies are needed to mitigate ammonia and greenhouse gas emissions from manure to achieve environmental sustainability.
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Mitigation Strategies for Ammonia & Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Manure - Alabama Cooperative Extension System

Manure is one of the potential sources of ammonia and greenhouse gas emissions contributing to global warming. Hence, strategies are needed to mitigate ammonia and greenhouse gas emissions from manure to achieve environmental sustainability.

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