Kelly K of Future Farming Systems Research Division, Victorian Department of Environment and Primary Industries (Victoria). Nitrous oxide emissions from urine and dung. Terang, Victoria, 2013-2014 [Theme 1: Inhibitors for reducing emissions].
kelly.52.19
(http://www.n2o.net.au/knb/metacat/kelly.52.19/html).
A study of the impact of the nitrification inhibitors nitrapryin on nitrous oxide emissions from dairy cow urine and emissions for diary cow dung was conducted at Terang in south-western Victoria, Australia from 19 September 2013 - 21 May 2014. Experimental design was (4 treatments by 6 replicates) for soil sampling and two replicates of the 4 treatments for emissions measurement (Nil addition, Urine @1000 kg N/ha, Urine @1000 kg N/ha plus nitrapryin surface applied, dung @ 448 kg N/ha). Measurement system used automated chambers liked to a Fourier Transform infrared spectometer for gas analysis. Daily flux (g N2O-N/ha/day) was calculated for each chamber. Soil water (surface 0-65 mm) and soil temperature (50mm) was measured continuously in each chamber base. Soil mineral N content of all treatment and replicates was measured (0-100 mm) routinely. Initial site soil physical and chemical status were defined. Standard meteorological information was collected for an on-site weather station.
July 2012 - January 2013
The treatments were Treatment 1 - nil applied, Treatment 2 - urine @1000 kgN/ha applied 19 September 2013, Treatment 3 - urine @ 1000 kg N/ha applied 19 September 2013 with nitrapyrin sprayed on after application of urine at 1 kg a.i./ha and Treatment 4 - fresh dairy cow dung aiming to apply equivalent to 400 kg N/ha applied as three dung pads as circles each of 0.25 m diameter on 19 September 2013. Nitrous oxide flux was measured in TWO replicates of all treatments.
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