NUTRI-KNOW webinar series
You are curious to learn more about sustainable nutrient management?
You are in luck! NUTRI-KNOW will host a series of free webinars covering each step of the nutrient management value chain. Starting October 8, the webinars take place every Tuesday at 10:30 AM CEST until November 19. Our experts from institutions all over Europe will share their insights and answer your questions. Below you find more detailed information on each webinar including the registration.
About the webinars
Each webinar takes place from 10:30 – 11:30 AM CEST. They consist of 30 minutes of input followed by up to 30 minutes of questions and discussion. You can register for each webinar individually.
October 8: Introductory webinar
In our introductory webinar, we will provide an overview of the upcoming sessions, highlighting recent findings from Operational Groups involved in the NUTRI-KNOW project. We will explore innovative technologies and practices advancing sustainable farming and nutrient management. This webinar offers you the opportunity to share your interests and help shape the focus of future sessions. Join us to gain insights and contribute to the conversation on the latest advancements in sustainable agriculture.
October 15: Livestock Farming
In this webinar, we will explore strategies for sustainable livestock farming in Europe. We will discuss technologies to reduce ammonia and greenhouse gas emissions from livestock housing or how to convert freshly harvested grass into optimised feed for cattle and pigs. We will also discuss strategies to improve water quality through farm-level interventions and manure management.
October 22: Fertiliser Application
In this session, will focus on efficient fertiliser applications to reduce environmental impact. The session will cover technologies such as struvite precipitation and ammonium salts recovery. We will also explore practical tools like slurry concentrators and conductometers that support precision fertilisation and nutrient monitoring.
October 29: Processing Technologies
During this session, we will discuss different nutrient recovery methods, such as separating manure into nutrient-rich and low-nutrient fractions, enabling more efficient transport and application. We will also talk about recovery of ammonium salts from manure through stripping and scrubbing and a farm-scale prototype for recovering struvite from agricultural digestate. We’ll also explore small-scale biogas production from on-farm biomass and innovative use of grass in a circular economy approach.
November 5: Fertiliser Production
Join us for a webinar exploring our insights on fertiliser production technologies and practices. This session will cover the transformation of agricultural by-products like manure and grass into valuable fertilisers. It features methods such as stripping-scrubbing, struvite precipitation, and the use of grass juice for algae cultivation.
November 12: Transport
This webinar will explore innovative strategies and technologies aimed at streamlining nutrient transportation, enhancing both economic and environmental efficiency. Key topics include the Slurry Concentrator, which reduces transport costs and emissions, and advanced software tools for optimising transport logistics. Learn how pelleted biofertilisers and specialised transport models can significantly reduce nutrient transport distances and improve sustainability.
November 19: Storage Systems
In our last webinar, we will explore advanced manure storage systems. We will introduce you to innovative decision support tools, technologies, and best practices for optimising manure storage and reducing environmental impacts. Learn about efficient storage solutions that minimise ammonia and greenhouse gas emissions and discover strategies for improving nutrient management in organic farming. The webinar will also highlight practical recommendations and tested technologies for enhancing compost quality, biogas production, and the use of recycled manures.
You are curious to learn more about sustainable nutrient management?
You are in luck! NUTRI-KNOW will host a series of free webinars covering each step of the nutrient management value chain. Starting October 8, the webinars take place every Tuesday at 10:30 AM CEST until November 19. Our experts from institutions all over Europe will share their insights and answer your questions. Below you find more detailed information on each webinar including the registration.
About the webinars
Each webinar takes place from 10:30 – 11:30 AM CEST. They consist of 30 minutes of input followed by up to 30 minutes of questions and discussion. You can register for each webinar individually.
October 8: Introductory webinar
In our introductory webinar, we will provide an overview of the upcoming sessions, highlighting recent findings from Operational Groups involved in the NUTRI-KNOW project. We will explore innovative technologies and practices advancing sustainable farming and nutrient management. This webinar offers you the opportunity to share your interests and help shape the focus of future sessions. Join us to gain insights and contribute to the conversation on the latest advancements in sustainable agriculture.
October 15: Livestock Farming
In this webinar, we will explore strategies for sustainable livestock farming in Europe. We will discuss technologies to reduce ammonia and greenhouse gas emissions from livestock housing or how to convert freshly harvested grass into optimised feed for cattle and pigs. We will also discuss strategies to improve water quality through farm-level interventions and manure management.
October 22: Fertiliser Application
In this session, will focus on efficient fertiliser applications to reduce environmental impact. The session will cover technologies such as struvite precipitation and ammonium salts recovery. We will also explore practical tools like slurry concentrators and conductometers that support precision fertilisation and nutrient monitoring.
October 29: Processing Technologies
During this session, we will discuss different nutrient recovery methods, such as separating manure into nutrient-rich and low-nutrient fractions, enabling more efficient transport and application. We will also talk about recovery of ammonium salts from manure through stripping and scrubbing and a farm-scale prototype for recovering struvite from agricultural digestate. We’ll also explore small-scale biogas production from on-farm biomass and innovative use of grass in a circular economy approach.
November 5: Fertiliser Production
Join us for a webinar exploring our insights on fertiliser production technologies and practices. This session will cover the transformation of agricultural by-products like manure and grass into valuable fertilisers. It features methods such as stripping-scrubbing, struvite precipitation, and the use of grass juice for algae cultivation.
November 12: Transport
This webinar will explore innovative strategies and technologies aimed at streamlining nutrient transportation, enhancing both economic and environmental efficiency. Key topics include the Slurry Concentrator, which reduces transport costs and emissions, and advanced software tools for optimising transport logistics. Learn how pelleted biofertilisers and specialised transport models can significantly reduce nutrient transport distances and improve sustainability.
November 19: Storage Systems
In our last webinar, we will explore advanced manure storage systems. We will introduce you to innovative decision support tools, technologies, and best practices for optimising manure storage and reducing environmental impacts. Learn about efficient storage solutions that minimise ammonia and greenhouse gas emissions and discover strategies for improving nutrient management in organic farming. The webinar will also highlight practical recommendations and tested technologies for enhancing compost quality, biogas production, and the use of recycled manures.