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SlurryBugs - a novel bacterial approach to mitigating slurry ammonia emissions and enhancing fertiliser value

Lead Participant: ENVIROSYSTEMS (UK) LTD

Abstract

Envirosystems has partnered with Myerscough College to deliver an 18-month lab-to-field feasibility project into a novel approach to reducing slurry ammonia emissions. This project builds on Envirosystems' 18 years' experience in the slurry inoculant market with SlurryBugs and Myerscough's world-class on-farm research facilities. The projected outcome is to deliver for dairy farmers a new cost-effective option for reducing slurry ammonia emissions, that will also reduce bought-in synthetic fertiliser costs. This project will also produce wider human health benefits through improved air quality and environmental benefits to ecosystems affected by excess ammonia emissions.

Lead Participant

Project Cost

Grant Offer

ENVIROSYSTEMS (UK) LTD £172,481 £ 120,736
 

Participant

MYERSCOUGH COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY CENTRE £74,546 £ 74,546

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