Near infrared spectroscopy to predict liquid and solid manure nutrients
(2024) Colloque international Manuresources 2024 — Location: Anvers (20.April.2024)
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- Farmyard manure enable substantial savings on chemical fertilizers and improve soil quality by adding organic matter, stimulating biological activity and improving soil structure. Standard laboratory analysis can be time-consuming and costly. Near infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) is an attractive alternative as it is fast, non-destructive, reproducible and cost-effective. However, to develop robust and accurate predictive models, precise reference and spectral data are required.
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Cugnon, T., Lambert, R., & Pissard, A. (2024). Near infrared spectroscopy to predict liquid and solid manure nutrients. Colloque international Manuresources 2024, Anvers. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/240766