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Application of Cattle Waste on Sloping Cropland

A field study was carried out to see to what extent manure spreading affects the quality of runoff water from a maize field with a 6 per cent slope. The authors managed to collect runoff on 8 occasions during 3 years. Given mild winter weather, allowing nutrients to leach into the soil, 105 t per he...

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Published in:	Journal of dairy science 1981-08, Vol.64 (8), p.1742-1748
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