粪便异味和苍蝇管理》，James C. Silverthorne 著

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鲁道夫-斯坦纳"......如果我们让堆肥就像我之前描述的那样，它很容易就会把它的天体成分散布到四面八方。 ......我们必须努力使堆肥达到这样一种状态： ，它的气味越少越好。......这样，原本会蒸发并散落到四面八方的气味就会聚集在一起。事实上，氮气以多种形式和化合物强烈地向广阔的地方扩散。现在，它被固定在一起了"。农业》，第 71 页。强调是后加的。

我们的评论：牲畜栖息地的生粪便在堆肥之前最好进行管理，以便 ，使其不会以有臭味的化合物（氨等）的形式散发出 其氮 。新鲜和腐烂的粪尿通常会产生臭味/挥发性物质（1）表明农场天然氮的流失，然后成为大气污染物（2）吸入后会威胁动物健康（3）容易吸引害虫苍蝇到产生臭味物质的区域。不产生臭味的相同材料似乎不会吸引苍蝇。

请参阅飞帆堆肥启动器和玛利亚-图恩 BC（生物动力复合物），作为防止未堆肥粪便堆积产生臭味的选择。在堆肥时可再次使用堆肥启动剂。像往常一样，在堆肥完成后再施用各种堆肥制剂。

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粪便臭味/苍蝇管理：发挥农场的生态优势》，作者：James C. Silverthorne。转载自《Acres USA》，2014 年 6 月，第 43 卷第 6 期。

家畜饲养场理想的粪便臭味-苍蝇预防措施 作者：詹姆斯-C-西尔弗索恩（增订本）

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Oh yes! I see it above, good going adding the questions related to the JPI products, excellent idea!

James Silverthorne

Hi – Where is the pdf for my article, Manure Odor and Fly Management, posted 2017? Thank you, JS

James Silverthorne

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Frequently Asked Questions

What causes manure odor?

Manure odor is primarily caused by the release of nitrogen in the form of odorous compounds.
How can I reduce manure odor?

Using compost starters and managing manure properly can significantly reduce odors.
Why is manure odor a concern?

It indicates nitrogen loss, poses health risks to animals, and attracts pest flies.
What are compost starters?

Compost starters are materials that help accelerate the composting process and reduce odors.

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