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teagascTeagasc@teagasc·
23 Jul

There is a growing interest in the potential longterm soil health benefits of including nutrients such as organic or recycling derived fertilisers to meet crop requirements. Researchers @ForrestalPJ & @SM_Ashek have some information & advice https://bit.ly/SoilHealthCrops #TeagascDaily

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ForrestalPJDr. Patrick Forrestal@ForrestalPJ·
14 Jul

Our team @Teagasc evaluating how organic and new recycling derived fertilizers can displace & complement conventional mineral fertiliser for crop and soil nutrition and health https://twitter.com/SM_Ashek/status/1283050813775130628

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2020 2nd harvest done last week, glad to have our #Renu2Farm Irish collaborators on site for soil sampling. Great work with harvesting and discarding plots by John and Cathal 👍. #TeagascJC @EU_H2020 #Nutri2Cycle @ForrestalPJ https://twitter.com/ThomaeKakouli/status/1282633908903960576 2

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SuzanneHigginsMSuzanne Higgins@SuzanneHigginsM·
10 Jul

Final application of our 3-year acidified digestate agronomic trial. Thanks to a great group of staff @AfbiSoils @AFBI_NI #ammonia @N2Applied

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rachelthorman1Rachel Thorman@rachelthorman1·
28 May

The recording of John's presentation and his slides are available on the @FertiliserSoc website at: https://fertiliser-society.org/the-recording-and-slides-of-our-acidification-of-slurry-and-digestates-webinar-are-now-available/ #manure #slurryacidification #ammonia @ADASGroup @Rothamsted @BUEnvironment https://twitter.com/rachelthorman1/status/1265656277134426112

Rachel Thorman@rachelthorman1

Huge amount of interest in the @FertiliserSoc webinar on all things #slurryacidification and reducing #ammonia emissions from @ADASGroup John Williams - 53 questions at the end of the talk!!! #manure

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LizzieSagooLizzie Sagoo@LizzieSagoo·
27 May

Acidifying pig slurry and digestate reduces #ammonia emissions at landspreading. This reduction in #ammonia emissions is reflected in increased crop yields and N recovery. Results from 2019 exp, part of @DefraSoils funded project. John Williams @ADASGroup @FertiliserSoc webinar

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