This report is part of a comprehensive study on 'Interactions between Livestock Production Systems and the Environment - Global Perspectives and Prospects'. The study is undertaken on the initiative of and financed of a group of donor countries. The Food and Agriculture Organization is the main contractor and components of the study have been subcontracted to different organizations and institutes in the donor countries.
The International Agriculture Centre (IAC) in Wageningen in the Netherlands has been subcontracted to implement the following 5 components of the study:
1. Management of waste from animal product processing.The team for the implementation of the study at the IAC is composed of:
2. Environmental impact of animal manure management.
3. Environmental impact assessment of landless monogastric production systems.
4. Environmental impact assessment of landless livestock ruminant systems.
5. Environmental impact assessment of mixed irrigated systems in the (sub-)humid zones.
- A.J. Nell |
Project Coordinator, Senior Livestock Officer of the
IAC. |
- J. de Wit |
Team Leader, Livestock Production Specialist of the
IAC. |
- L.A.H.M. Verheyen, D. Wiersema |
Management of waste from animal product processing |
- P. Brandjes |
Animal manure management |
- P.J. Westra |
Landless ruminants production systems |
- J.F.F.P. Bos |
Landless monogastrics systems |
- J.C.M. Jansen |
Mixed irrigated systems in the humid zones |
- Prof. Dr. D. Zwart |
Professor of Tropical Animal Production, Wageningen
Agricultural University. |
- Prof.Dr. H. van Keulen |
Professor of Sustainable Animal Production, Wageningen
Agricultural University. |
- Prof. Dr. J.H. Koeman |
Professor of Toxicology, Wageningen Agricultural
University. |
- Dr. H.A.J. Moll |
Senior Economist, Department of Development Economics,
Wageningen Agricultural University. |
- H.G. van der Meer |
Department Head, Grassland and Vegetation Science of the
Research Institute for Agrobiology and Soil Fertility, Wageningen. |
The authors,
Wageningen, January 1996.