Agricultural Ammonia Forum


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Woodstock, VA
March 16, 2004

Forum Background
Nutrient Impacts on WQ: Why Nitrogen Is Important	Tom Simpson, Univ. of Maryland
Ammonia and the N Cycle: Making the Air-water Quality Connection	Tom Basden, West Virginia Univ.
Clean Air Act & Ammonia: Ammonia & Air Quality Impacts and Concerns	Linda Miller, EPA Region 3
Air Quality & Agriculture - Beyond Odor	Dave Whitall, NOAA
Emissions From Production and Waste Storage: Emerging Research From the US and Europe	Susan Gay, Virginia Tech
Ammonia Emissions From Animal Housing Facilities	Susan Gay, Virginia Tech
Emissions From Land Application of Fertilizers and Manures Abstract	Jack Meisinger, USDA ARS, Beltsville
Treatment Strategies to Reduce Emissions Abstract	Virginia Ishler, Penn State
Production and Storage Strategies for Controlling Emissions	Jose Bicudo, Univ. of Kentucky
Using Covers to Minimize Odor and Gas Emissions from Manure Storages	Jose Bicudo, Univ. of Kentucky
Nitrogen Pollution: From the Sources To the Sea	A Science Links Publication of the Hubbard Brook Research Foundation
National Emission Inventory - Ammonia Emissions From Animal Husbandry	EPA
Ammonia Emissions and Animal Agriculture	Jennifer G. Becker, Univ. of Maryland and Robert E. Graves, Penn State

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