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Effects of dark brooders and overhangs on free-range use and behaviour of slow-growing broilers

Lisanne Stadig (UGent) , TB Rodenburg, B Reubens, Bart Ampe (UGent) and Frank Tuyttens (UGent)

(2018) ANIMAL. 12(8). p.1621-1630
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Effects of shelter type, early environmental enrichment and weather conditions on free-range behaviour of slow-growing broiler chickens

Lisanne Stadig (UGent) , TB Rodenburg, Bart Ampe (UGent) , B Reubens and Frank Tuyttens (UGent)

(2017) ANIMAL. 11(6). p.1046-1053
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Field storage conditions for cattle manure to limit nitrogen losses and optimise fertiliser value

Jarinda Viaene (UGent) , V Nelissen, B Vandecasteele, K Willekens, Stefaan De Neve (UGent) and B Reubens

(2017) ANIMAL PRODUCTION SCIENCE. 57(10). p.2148-2166
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Potential of chopped heath biomass and spent growth media to replace wood chips as bulking agent for composting high N-containing residues

Jarinda Viaene (UGent) , B Reubens, K Willekens, C Van Waes, Stefaan De Neve (UGent) and B Vandecasteele

(2017) JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT. 197. p.338-350
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Co-ensiling, co-composting and anaerobic co-digestion of vegetable crop residues : product stability and effect on soil carbon and nitrogen dynamics

Jarinda Viaene (UGent) , Laura Agneessens (UGent) , Clodualdo Capito, Nele Ameloot (UGent) , B Reubens, Koen Willekens, B Vandecasteele and Stefaan De Neve (UGent)

(2017) SCIENTIA HORTICULTURAE. 220. p.214-225
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Trees increase soil organic carbon and nutrient availability in temperate agroforestry systems

Paul Pardon, B Reubens, Dirk Reheul (UGent) , Jan Mertens (UGent) , Pieter De Frenne (UGent) , T Coussement, P Janssens and Kris Verheyen (UGent)

(2017) AGRICULTURE ECOSYSTEMS & ENVIRONMENT. 247. p.98-111
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Composting for increasing the fertilizer value of chicken manure: effects of feedstock on P availability

B Vandecasteele, B Reubens, K Willekens and Stefaan De Neve (UGent)

(2014) WASTE AND BIOMASS VALORIZATION. 5(3). p.491-503
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Monitoring stomatal conductance of Jatropha curcas seedlings under different levels of water shortage with infrared thermography

Wouter Maes (UGent) , WMJ Achten, B Reubens and B Muys

(2011) AGRICULTURAL AND FOREST METEOROLOGY. 151(5). p.554-564
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Establishment and management of woody seedlings in gullies in a semi-arid environment (Tigray, Ethiopia)

B Reubens, Jean Poesen, Jan Nyssen (UGent) , Y Leduc, Amanuel Zenebe, Sarah Tewoldeberhan, H Bauer, Kindeya Gebrehiwot, J Deckers and B Muys

(2009) Plant and Soil. 324(1-2). p.131-156
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Woody vegetation for gully erosion control in Tigray, Ethiopia: Focus on seedling establishment and management

B Reubens, J Poesen, Jan Nyssen (UGent) , Y Leduc, Amanuel Zenebe, Sara Tewoldeberhan, H Bauer, Kindeya Gebrehiwot, J Deckers and B Muys

(2009) Second Conference on Desertification, Unesco Chair on Eremology. Book of Abstracts. p.29-30
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Woody vegetation for gully erosion control in Tigray, Ethiopia

B Reubens, J Poesen, Jan Nyssen (UGent) , Y Leduc, Amanuel Zenebe, Sarah Tewoldeberhan, H Bauer, Kindeya Gebrehiwot, J Deckers and B Muys

(2009) Starters in het Bosonderzoek, Abstracts. p.21-21
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Woody vegetation for integrated gully erosion control in Tigray, Ethiopia – focus on seedling establishment and treatment.

B REUBENS, Jean Poesen (UGent) , Jan Nyssen (UGent) , AMANUEL ZENEBE, H MITIKU, J DECKERS and Bart Muys (UGent)

(2008) Second International Conference on Ground Bio- and Eco-engineering - The Use of Vegetation to Improve Slope Stability. Beijing, China, 14- 18 July 2008. Book of abstracts. p.61-61
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Integrated control of gully erosion by means of woody vegetation in Tigray, Ethiopia: focus on seedling establishment and treatment

B Reubens, Jean Poesen, Jan Nyssen (UGent) , Amanuel Zenebe, Jozef Deckers and B Muys

(2007) Gully Erosion, 4th International symposium, Abstracts.
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Assessment of erosion control by tree roots: a social survey and exploratory data collection for species selection and problem insight

B REUBENS, Jean Poesen (UGent) , Jan Nyssen (UGent) , B MINTESINOT and Bart Muys (UGent)

(2006) Book of abstracts. p.79-79

Academic Bibliography

Effects of dark brooders and overhangs on free-range use and behaviour of slow-growing broilers

Effects of shelter type, early environmental enrichment and weather conditions on free-range behaviour of slow-growing broiler chickens

Field storage conditions for cattle manure to limit nitrogen losses and optimise fertiliser value

Potential of chopped heath biomass and spent growth media to replace wood chips as bulking agent for composting high N-containing residues

Co-ensiling, co-composting and anaerobic co-digestion of vegetable crop residues : product stability and effect on soil carbon and nitrogen dynamics

Trees increase soil organic carbon and nutrient availability in temperate agroforestry systems

Composting for increasing the fertilizer value of chicken manure: effects of feedstock on P availability

Monitoring stomatal conductance of Jatropha curcas seedlings under different levels of water shortage with infrared thermography

Establishment and management of woody seedlings in gullies in a semi-arid environment (Tigray, Ethiopia)

Woody vegetation for gully erosion control in Tigray, Ethiopia: Focus on seedling establishment and management

Woody vegetation for gully erosion control in Tigray, Ethiopia

Woody vegetation for integrated gully erosion control in Tigray, Ethiopia – focus on seedling establishment and treatment.

Integrated control of gully erosion by means of woody vegetation in Tigray, Ethiopia: focus on seedling establishment and treatment

Assessment of erosion control by tree roots: a social survey and exploratory data collection for species selection and problem insight

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