​​Ammonia Volatilization

October 2013 | 39 min., 49 sec.
by Donald A. Horneck
Oregon State University

Summary

​This presentation will help growers and consultants use nitrogen more efficiently and reduce nitrogen emissions into the atmosphere. Loss of nitrogen from agriculture systems is costly to both growers’ economics and the environment. Ammonia volatilization is one of the principal ways that nitrogen is lost to the air. Knowing how to manage nitrogen to minimize this loss is key to making growers more efficient and reducing the environmental impact.

About the Presenter

Donald A. HorneckDonald A. Horneck is an Associate Professor and Extension Agronomist in the Oregon State University Department of Crop and Soil Science. He received his master’s degree in agronomy and soils at the University of Illinois. He earned his PhD at Oregon State University with chemistry and environmental engineering minors.​​

Contact Information:
Email: don.horneck@oregonstate.edu

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