What question did this study set out to answer?

To develop tools for managing manure and agricultural fertilisation to improve crop quality and reduce emissions.

March 8, 2026Open Access

FERTICOOP: ammonia and GHG emissions at livestock farming level

Key Points

To develop tools for managing manure and agricultural fertilisation to improve crop quality and reduce emissions.
Evaluation of best available techniques (BAT) on different farms
Assessment of chemical fertility of soils
Focus on manure management and agricultural fertilisations
Identified effective methods to valorise slurry
Reduced phosphorus levels in soils
Improved quality of extensive crops produced

Abstract

FERTICOOP aimed to develop innovation tools for a better management of manure and agricultural fertilisations, achieving a valorisation of slurry and improvement in the quality of the extensive crops that are produced. This flyer focuses on the evaluation of BAT in different farms to identify the chemical fertility of soils and to reduce the amount of phosphorus in soils.

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