Slurry acidification reduces fertiliser demand and cuts emissions by up to 5% during storage and spreading.

Treating slurry with hydrogen peroxide cuts emissions by up to 4% and reduce methane by up to 80% during storage.

Covering slurry stores cuts emissions by up to 5% and saves €3,600 over 50 hectares per year by reducing synthetic fertiliser use.

Sending slurry to anaerobic digestion can cut emissions by up to 9.4% and generate up to 400 MWh of energy per year.

Low-emission slurry spreading cuts ammonia by 60% and saves €45/h in fertiliser costs.