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Home > Coastal Hydraulics Laboratory > > Table 2-4. Estimates of Surface and Subsurface Nutrient Loss from Land Application
Effectiveness of Land Application Relative to Typical Preexisting conditions (Cont.)
Table 2-5. Cost-Effectiveness of Agronomic Land Application Relative to Excess Application

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Table 2-4.
Estimates of Surface and Subsurface Nutrient Loss from Land Application
Agronomic Rates
2x Agronomic Rate
3x Agronomic Rate
4x Agronomic Rate
Agronomic application rates of animal wastes are typically based on the nitrogen content of the waste (J
Barker, 1994). The phosphorus content of the waste will vary by animal type and by the level of pre-
treatment
fresh vs. lagoon). The N:P ratio in the waste may also vary from
up to
The ranges presented for phosphorus account for this
et al.,
Zublena et al.
Based on the mass loss estimates in Table 2-4 and the cost estimate in Table 2-
2, we present estimated
for land application
sharing in Table 2-5.






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