Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Growth of Wheat Cultivated in Soil Amended with Digestate from Biogas Production
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2022, Applied Soil EcologyCitation Excerpt :The N2O emissions in the first days of incubation were likely driven by nitrification of the initial NH4+ present in the fertilisers (Alburquerque et al., 2012; Askri et al., 2016; de la Fuente et al., 2013; Egene et al., 2020). Some studies (Askri et al., 2016; Pampillón-González et al., 2017) on digestate fertilised soils reported positive correlations between N2Ocum emissions and the initial NH4+ content in the digestate. However, this was not observed in the current study.
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2022, Waste ManagementCitation Excerpt :Also, the AD of swine slurry kills most of the pathogens (Nicholson et al., 2005), but the number of Fecal coliform bacteria nonetheless remains high. Fortunately, the addition of quicklime (CaO) at the end of the digestion process has been suggested to reduce coliforms (Pampillón-GonzáLez et al., 2017; Posmanik et al., 2017). Therefore, pig digestate has been classified as a type B biosolid, which can be applied safely to the soil, however, attendants should not avoid doing it repeatedly unless they are carefully monitoring the salt content in the soil (Pampillón-GonzáLez et al., 2017).
Short-term effect of pig slurry and its digestate application on biochemical properties of soils and emissions of volatile organic compounds
2020, Applied Soil EcologyCitation Excerpt :Thus by modifying the microbial decomposer communities and/or the soil OM status, undigested and digested organic amendments impact the VOC emissions from soil. Despite growing literature aiming to evaluate the impact of digestates on C balance (CH4 and CO2 emissions) (e.g. Eickenscheidt et al., 2014; Johansen et al., 2013; Møller et al., 2009; Pampillon-Gonzalez et al., 2017; Pezzolla et al., 2012), there are still large uncertainties on how and to what extent soil microbiota and soil biochemical quality would be influenced in the long-term, and whether soil VOCs emissions would indicate such changes. The aim of the present study was thus to determine i) if anaerobic microbial digestion affects the biochemical composition of the organic substrate and ii) to what extent soil fertilisation with pig slurry digestate impacts soil microbial and biochemical properties which in turn could change the C balance between C stabilisation in soil and C loss through C-gas emissions.