An evaluation of current and potential technology for the treatment of farm dairy effluent in New Zealand - Assessing the potential to use anaerobic digestion and sequencing batch reactor technology as an alternative method of treatment of farm dairy effluent

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An evaluation of current and potential technology for the treatment of farm dairy effluent in New Zealand - Assessing the potential to use anaerobic digestion and sequencing batch reactor technology as an alternative method of treatment of farm dairy effluent

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In order to keep up with social and consumer demands the regulations surrounding nutrient losses from dairy farms in New Zealand are becoming harsher. A way in which dairy farms can reduce the loss of nutrients is to improve the management of farm dairy effluent (FDE). FDE management can be improved by adding a treatment. This treatment may be chemical or biological. The objective of this research was to develop a method of biological removal of nutrients from farm dairy effluent that enables...

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Masters

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2020

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Buchanan, Kendal

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https://hdl.handle.net/10289/13544

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Farm Dairy Effluent / Anaerobic digestion / Sequencing batch reactor / Dairy Farming New Zealand / FDE

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