Could anaerobic digestion by-products replace manufactured fertilisers?

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Study aims to improve understanding of how digestates could be used by the agricultural sector to cut costs and boost yields

The government has launched a study into how waste from anaerobic digestion plants could be used to replace manufactured nitrogen fertilisers to help control costs for farmers and boost production...

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