PEI-AGRI

Techniques to reduce ammonia and greenhouse gases emissions in non-caged laying hen houses

Obiettivi
Objectives

The OG objective is to determine the reduction of ammonia and greenhouse gases emissions that can be realized in some innovative types of housing system salternative to cages for laying hens: the aviary system combined to the external drying tunnel and the system with longitudinal ventilation under the perchery. The ammonia emission levels associated with the techniques will allow to provide elements to qualify the techniques as BAT.

Activities

The main activities that will be undertaken are:
- development of the network of sensors for continuous monitoring of ammonia concentrations;
- monitoring of the system aviary + drying tunnel;
- monitoring of the system aviary with additives in feed;
- monitoring of emissions from storage heaps;
- monitoring of emissions from the ground system with longitudinal ventilation;
- emissions from manure land spreading;
- integrated assessment of the reduction of emissions throughout the supply chain.

Partenariato
Ruolo
Leader
Name
C.R.P.A. S.p.A.
Action manager
Sergio Piccinini
@email
Ruolo
Partner
Name
Agricola Albarello srl
Action manager
Ruolo
Partner
Name
ASSOAVI - UOVA S.C.A.R.L.
Action manager
Ruolo
Partner
Name
Fondazione CRPA Studi Ricerche
Action manager
Ruolo
Partner
Name
Micro snc Soc. agr. Di Stronati Alfio & C.
Action manager
Valerio Piccinini
@email
Ruolo
Partner
Name
Proambiente s.c.r.l.
Action manager
@email
Ruolo
Partner
Name
Società Agricola Fiorin di Lionello & C. ss
Action manager
Pratice abstract
Description

The OG objective is to determine the degree of reduction of ammonia and greenhouse gases emissions that can be realized in some innovative types of housing systems alternative to cages for laying hens: the aviary system combined to the external drying tunnel and the system with longitudinal ventilation under the perchery. The ammonia emission levels associated with the techniques will allow to provide elements to qualify the techniques as BAT. The main expected results are:
• Quantification of ammonia emissions from the housing system for laying hens on the ground with a longitudinal ventilation, to qualify the techniques as BAT.
• Quantification of the reduction of ammonia emissions achieved with the association of the external drying tunnel to the aviary system.
• Quantification of the reduction of ammonia emissions achieved with the association to the aviary system of complementary feed with antioxidant action.
• Quantification of emissions during storage and land spreading of poultry manure with different composition.

Tipologia