best available technologies for manure treatment - Baltic Green Belt

Best Available Technologies for manure treatment baltic sea 2020
Acknowledgements
This report was produced between August 2009 and January 2010,
thanks to the skilled and professional work done by Henning Lyngsø
Foged and his colleagues at CBMI, and with recognition to the experienced
input from experts and authorities regarding manure treatment
in the Baltic Sea Region.
We’ve had valuable input from participants in the digital survey
and the workshop in Stockholm in October (see Annex I) as well
as during meetings and interviews in Belgium, Denmark, Holland,
Poland, Sweden and USA.
We appreciate the time devoted and comments given by authorities
and expert in the review of the final draft of this report; including
the European IPPC Bureau, the Lithuanian Environmental Protection
Agency, the Department of Agricultural Engineering at Aarhus
University, the Danish Society for Nature Protection, MTT Agrifood
Research in Finland, the Federation of Swedish Farmers, the Danish
Plant Directorate, the Dutch Ministry of Housing, Spatial Planning
and Environment, the Estonian Environmental Department and the
Finnish Environment Institute. Their specific comments and our
considerations can be viewed at the Baltic Sea 2020 webpage.
The project was funded by the Baltic Sea 2020 foundation.
Front page pictures: a farm-scale nitrification-denitrification plant (upper left),
screw pressers (upper right), a conveyor transporting the solid fraction from a
drum filter press with flocculation to a store (lower left), and a propeller mixer
mounted on an anaerobic digestion tank (lower right). All pictures are taken by
Henning L. Foged in Holland.
The reference for this report is “Foged, Henning Lyngsø. 2010, Best Available
Technologies for Manure Treatment – for Intensive Rearing of Pigs in Baltic Sea
Region EU Member States. Published by Baltic Sea 2020, Stockholm. 102 pp
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