Methane emission and mitigation strategies in animal manure management system
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    Methane, produced from decomposition of livestock manure under anaerobic conditions, contributes significantly to anthropogenic CH4 emission to the atmosphere. The expansion of the scale of livestock breeding will lead to a continuing increase in CH4 emission. To achieve utilization of manure as resource and mitigation of CH4 emission, it is urgent to introduce the concept of “animal manure management system”, and investigate characteristics of the production and emission of CH4 in the system and its mitigation strategies. Therefore, the current review began with an introduction to structure of the manure management system, elaborated CH4 production in the system and factors affecting CH4 emissions. It also discussed emission-calculating methods, and summarized advancements in the study on CH4 emissions from manure management system at home and abroad. At the end, optimized manure management models compatible to the current scale of livestock breeding in China and strategies based on improvement of management technology for mitigation of CH4 emissions were suggested.

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Chen Ruirui, Wang Yiming, Hu Junli, Lin Xiangui. Methane emission and mitigation strategies in animal manure management system[J]. Acta Pedologica Sinica,2012,49(4):815-823.

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  • Received:October 24,2011
  • Revised:March 09,2012
  • Adopted:March 28,2012
  • Online: April 23,2012
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