Biochar amendment to cattle slurry reduces NH3 emissions during storage without risk of higher NH3 emissions after soil application of the solid fraction

<p><strong>Excel files:</strong>&nbsp;</p> <p>- Gas experiment phase 1 and phase 2 + calculation of total emissions</p> <p>-&nbsp; Separation of slurry into solid and liquid fractions</p> <p>- Properties of solid and liquid fractions</p> <p>- Gas experiment soil addition of solid fractions</p> <p>- Soil properties before and after soil application experiment</p> <p>- Calculation of total N losses (gaseous losses + N mineralization)</p> <p><strong>R-scripts:</strong></p> <p>- Gas measurements phase 1 and 2 and soil application experiment&nbsp;=&gt; raw data further processed in excel files</p> <p>- Statistics on characteristics and&nbsp; separation efficiency of solid and liquid fraction</p> <p>- Digestaat2022_Significanties: statistics on effect of biochar/application&nbsp;method on emissions and digestate properties</p>