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Trágyakezelés, also known as manure management, refers to the collection, storage, treatment, and application of animal manure. It is a critical component of sustainable agriculture, aiming to maximize the nutrient value of manure for crop production while minimizing environmental risks. Proper trágyakezelés is essential for preventing water and air pollution, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and improving soil health.

Various methods exist for trágyakezelés, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Common storage techniques include solid manure stacking, liquid manure lagoons, and concrete pits. Treatment processes can involve composting, anaerobic digestion, or separation of solids and liquids. Composting transforms manure into a stable, nutrient-rich fertilizer, reducing odors and pathogens. Anaerobic digestion produces biogas, a renewable energy source, and a nutrient-rich digestate. Solid-liquid separation allows for more efficient nutrient utilization and reduced transport volumes.

The application of treated manure to agricultural fields requires careful planning to ensure optimal nutrient availability for crops and to prevent nutrient runoff. Factors such as manure nutrient content, soil type, crop needs, and weather conditions are considered. Precision application techniques, like injection or incorporation, help to minimize nutrient losses to the atmosphere or water bodies. Effective trágyakezelés contributes to closed-loop nutrient cycles within farms, reducing reliance on synthetic fertilizers and promoting a more environmentally sound agricultural system.