BATFARM
Evaluation of best available techniques to decrease air and water pollution in animal farms
Basic information
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Brief description of the consultancy firmLivestock production contributes substantially to the economies of many European countries in terms of employment, export of products and use and maintenance of natural resources. Much of this production is from intensified schemes, as it is the case for pig, poultry and some cattle production. However, intensification is known to lead to a number of environmental effects, which include emissions to the air and discharges to soils and surface waters. The aim of this project is to set up a scientifically based protocol for the evaluation of realistic options for the abatement of environmental impacts in air (greenhouse gases and ammonia) and water (nitrate content) from livestock wastes. The expected outcome will be the increased knowledge of the site- and circumstance-specific mitigation potential of technologies that can reduce the environmental impact of farming housing and manure management systems.
- Planned start of the project 03.05.2010 Expected end of project 30.04.2013
- Duration 35 (Month(s) )
Budget
- Program Total Budget 2161374 Project EU-Funding 1404893 Percent: 65
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