@article{Wrzaszcz:340049,
      recid = {340049},
      author = {Wrzaszcz, Wioletta and Sobierajewska, Jolanta},
      title = {Renure-Processed Natural Fertilizers Selected  Environmental, Production-Economic Issues},
      journal = {Roczniki (Annals)},
      address = {2023},
      number = {1230-2024-455},
      year = {2023},
      abstract = {The aim of the paper is to present the essence of natural  fertilizers in the form of RENURE, taking into account  environmental and production-economic issues. For several  decades, international programs and strategies for  sustainable development have been implemented. The need to  achieve various objectives in business activity is also  underlined by the European Green Deal strategy, introduced  at the end of 2019. An important element of it is the  correct management of natural fertilizers, both for  environmental and production and economic reasons. The case  of the Netherlands was presented, where pilot studies on  the conversion of manure into RENURE were introduced. The  study used literature sources and selected, recent  statistics from Eurostat resources (2019, 2020).  Agriculture in the EU countries in the context of  production and possibilities of using natural fertilizers  is illustrated. The analysis of statistical data has shown  that agriculture in the EU is highly diversified in terms  of manure management. The case of the Netherlands, which  has implemented the RENURE pilot program, results from the  specificity of their agriculture – a small area of the  country, a very high population and a high stocking density  of livestock. Countries that face similar agricultural  challenges as the Netherlands can seek similar solutions.  In the case of Poland, which differs significantly in terms  of the organisation of agriculture and its natural  management conditions, the economic and environmental  justification for the introduction of RENURE is not  justified on a sector-wide scale.},
      url = {http://ageconsearch.umn.edu/record/340049},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.22004/ag.econ.340049},
}