Reconciling livestock management to the environment: applying Best Available Technique (BAT): from the lab to the farm

Laurence Loyon; Colin Burton; Ole Pahl; Stan Lalor

Reconciling livestock management to the environment: applying Best Available Technique (BAT): from the lab to the farm

Laurence Loyon^*, Colin Burton, Ole Pahl, Stan Lalor

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Abstract

The main topics discussed covered: · Scientific knowledge (including a short review on the impact of livestock on the environment (air, water, soil). · Which pollutants? Level of emissions? Key parameters influencing emissions? · Techniques available for reducing emissions (including BATs and non-BATs) · Which technique for which impact (air/soil/water)? · Ranking of the different environmental impacts · Methodology to evaluate the efficiency of a given measurement technique

Original language	English
Number of pages	101
Publication status	Published - 19 Mar 2013
Event	Reconciling the Environment with Livestock Management European Workshop - Rennes, France Duration: 19 Mar 2013 → 20 Mar 2013

Workshop

Workshop	Reconciling the Environment with Livestock Management European Workshop
Country/Territory	France
City	Rennes
Period	19/03/13 → 20/03/13

Keywords

livestock
environment
Best Available Technique (BAT)

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Reconciling livestock management to the environment: applying Best Available Technique (BAT): from the lab to the farm

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