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  1. Brown juice assisted ensiling of straw and press cake for enhanced biogas production and nutrient availability in digestates
  2. Plant availability and leaching of 15N‐labelled mineral fertilizer residues retained in agricultural soil for 25 years: A lysimeter study
  3. Faba bean productivity, yield stability and N2-fixation in long-term organic and conventional crop rotations
  4. Greenhouse gas balances and yield-scaled emissions for storage and field application of organic fertilizers derived from cattle manure
  5. Effects of electrokinetic and ultrasonication pre-treatment and two-step anaerobic digestion of biowastes on the nitrogen fertiliser value by injection or surface banding to cereal crops
  6. Nitrogen dynamics and carbon sequestration in soil following application of digestates from one- and two-step anaerobic digestion
  7. Letter to the Editor regarding NLES5 – An empirical model for estimating nitrate leaching from the root zone of agricultural land
  8. Ammonia Emissions, Exposed Surface Area, and Crop and Weed Responses Resulting from Three Post-Emergence Slurry Application Strategies in Cereals
  9. Agronomic and environmental factors influencing the marginal increase in nitrate leaching by adding extra mineral nitrogen fertilizer
  10. NLES5 – An empirical model for estimating nitrate leaching from the root zone of agricultural land
  11. Agricultural Biogas Production—Climate and Environmental Impacts
  12. Tine tip width and placement depth by row-injection of cattle slurry influence initial leaf N and P concentrations and final yield of silage maize
  13. Systematic Review of Dairy Processing Sludge and Secondary STRUBIAS Products Used in Agriculture
  14. Placement depth and distribution of cattle slurry influence initial maize growth and phosphorus and nitrogen uptake
  15. Effect of Anaerobic Digestion Temperature and Manure Type on N and S Mineralization
  16. Application method influences the oxidation rate of biologically and chemically produced elemental sulfur fertilizers
  17. Fertilizer replacement value and leaching of nitrogen applied to spring barley in cattle deep litter: A 3-year lysimeter study
  18. Cover crop mixtures including legumes can self-regulate to optimize N2 fixation while reducing nitrate leaching
  19. Sulfur from biogas desulfurization: Fate of S during storage in manure and after application to plants
  20. Early plant height: A defining factor for yields of silage maize with contrasting phosphorus supply
  21. Legacy effects of soil fertility management on cereal dry matter and nitrogen grain yield of organic arable cropping systems
  22. Nitrogen fertilizer value of animal slurries with different proportions of liquid and solid fractions: A 3-year study under field conditions
  23. Measures to increase the nitrogen use efficiency of European agricultural production
  24. Cover crop and cereal straw management influence the residual nitrogen effect
  25. Data on initial leaf P concentrations and final dry matter yields of silage maize in response to row-injected cattle slurry
  26. Characterizing phosphorus availability in waste products by chemical extractions and plant uptake
  27. Row-injected cattle slurry can replace mineral P starter fertiliser and reduce P surpluses without compromising final yields of silage maize
  28. Damage to the primary root in response to cattle slurry placed near seed may compromise early growth of corn
  29. Anaerobic digestion of co-ensiled cover crop and barley straw: Effect of co-ensiling ratios, manure addition and impact on microbial community structure
  30. Nitrogen and Sulfur Availability in Digestates from Anaerobic Co-digestion of Cover Crops, Straw and Cattle Manure
  31. Carbon and nitrogen mineralization differ between incorporated shoots and roots of legume versus non-legume based cover crops
  32. Co-ensiling of cover crops and barley straw for biogas production
  33. Input and mineralization of carbon and nitrogen in soil from legume-based cover crops
  34. Effect of acidified cattle slurry on a soil collembolan community: A mesocosmos study
  35. Fertilizer ammonium : nitrate ratios determine phosphorus uptake by young maize plants
  36. Converting temperate long‐term arable land into semi‐natural grassland: decadal‐scale changes in topsoil C, N, 13 C and 15 N contents
  37. Do phosphorus and nitrogen contents in young corn leaves represent contents in shoots?
  38. Release of carbon and nitrogen from fodder radish (Raphanus sativus) shoots and roots incubated in soils with different management history
  39. Nitrogen leaching: A crop rotation perspective on the effect of N surplus, field management and use of catch crops
  40. Soil carbon varies between different organic and conventional management schemes in arable agriculture
  41. Plant Availability of Phosphorus in Five Gasification Biochars
  42. Correction to: Cattle slurry acidification and application method can improve initial phosphorus availability for maize
  43. Plant availability of K in ashes and biochars
  44. Empirical model for mineralisation of manure nitrogen in soil
  45. Evidence for denitrification as main source of N 2 O emission from residue-amended soil
  46. Quantifying biological nitrogen fixation of different catch crops, and residual effects of roots and tops on nitrogen uptake in barley using in-situ 15N labelling
  47. Knowledge Asymmetries Between Research and Practice: A Social Systems Approach to Implementation Barriers in Organic Arable Farming
  48. Effects of contrasting catch crops on nitrogen availability and nitrous oxide emissions in an organic cropping system
  49. Effects of green manure storage and incorporation methods on nitrogen release and N2O emissions after soil application
  50. Carbon dynamics and retention in soil after anaerobic digestion of dairy cattle feed and faeces
  51. Leaching of nitrate and phosphorus after autumn and spring application of separated solid animal manures to winter wheat
  52. Plant-availability to barley of phosphorus in ash from thermally treated animal manure in comparison to other manure based materials and commercial fertilizer
  53. Effects of slurry acidification with sulphuric acid combined with aeration on the turnover and plant availability of nitrogen
  54. Nitrogen use efficiency of 15N-labelled sheep manure and mineral fertiliser applied to microplots in long-term organic and conventional cropping systems
  55. Loss of nitrogen and carbon during storage of the fibrous fraction of separated pig slurry and influence on nitrogen availability
  56. Recycling of livestock manure in a whole-farm perspective
  57. Application of Reflectance Near Infrared Spectroscopy for Animal Slurry Analyses
  58. Methane and carbon dioxide emissions and nitrogen turnover during liquid manure storage
  59. Simulating residual effects of animal manures using 15N isotopes
  60. Tillage-induced N mineralization and N uptake in winter wheat on a coarse sandy loam
  61. Interactions between soil organic matter level and soil tillage in a growing crop: N mineralization and yield response
  62. Production of Nitrogen-15-Labeled Pig Manure for Nitrogen Cycling Studies
  63. Separation of Pig Slurry and Plant Utilization and Loss of Nitrogen-15-labeled Slurry Nitrogen
  64. CN-SIM: a model for the turnover of soil organic matter. II. Short-term carbon and nitrogen development
  65. Intra- and Inter-plant Variation in Nitrogen Concentration and 15N Abundance in Cereals Fertilized with 15N
  66. Immobilisation, remineralisation and residual effects in subsequent crops of dairy cattle slurry nitrogen compared to mineral fertiliser nitrogen
  67. Nitrification of -ammonium sulphate and crop recovery of -labelled ammonium nitrates injected in bands
  68. Dietary effects on the composition and plant utilization of nitrogen in dairy cattle manure
  69. Dietary effects on the composition of pig slurry and on the plant utilization of pig slurry nitrogen
  70. Short-term nitrogen transformations in soil amended with animal manure
  71. Availability of Nitrogen in 15N-Labeled Ruminant Manure Components to Successively Grown Crops
  72. The use of 15 N labelling to study the turnover and utilization of ruminant manure N
  73. Carbon mineralization, nitrogen immobilization and pH change in soil after adding volatile fatty acids
  74. Effects of storage time and straw content of cattle slurry on the mineralization of nitrogen and carbon in soil
  75. Microbial assimilation of 14C of ground and unground plant materials decomposing in a loamy sand and a clay soil
  76. The fate of fresh and stored 15N-labelled sheep urine and urea applied to a sandy and a sandy loam soil using different application strategies
  77. Mineralization-immobilization and plant uptake of nitrogen as influenced by the spatial distribution of cattle slurry in soils of different texture
  78. Mineralization of carbon and nitrogen from fresh and anaerobically stored sheep manure in soils of different texture
  79. Labelling of animal manure nitrogen with15N
  80. The fate of15N-labelled organic nitrogen in sheep manure applied to soils of different texture under field conditions
  81. Sequential diffusion of ammonium and nitrate from soil extracts to a polytetrafluoroethylene trap for 15N determination