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An examination of maximum legal application rates of dairy processing and associated STRUBIAS fertilising products in agriculture

Wenxuan Shi, Owen Fenton, S.M. Ashekuzzaman, Karen Daly, James J. Leahy, Nidal Khalaf, Yue Hu, Katarzyna Chojnacka, Claver Numviyimana, Mark G. Healy

Journal of Environmental Management · 2021

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Summary

for spring wheat. The estimated heavy metal ingestion to soil annually by the application of the DPS and DPS-derived STRUBIAS products was lower than the EU guideline on soil metal accumulation. The calculator is adaptable for any bio-based fertilizer, soil and crop type, and future work should continue to characterise and incorporate new DPS and DPS-derived STRUBIAS products into the database presented in this paper. In addition, safe application rates pertaining to other regulated pollutants or emerging contaminants that may be identified in these products should be included. The fertilizer replacement value of these products, taken from long-term field studies, should be factored into application rates.

Subject
Pesticides, contaminants & food safety
Source type
Peer-reviewed study
System type
Dairy
DOI
10.1016/j.jenvman.2021.113880
Catalogue ID
SNmp2b2w55-v8jz0c
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