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Permitting
11 February 2025
Zanita Markham explains how a collaborative approach has led the Environment Agency to update their ammonia emission factors
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12 December 2024
A reminder about a change to the requirements for farms permitted under the Environmental Permitting Regulations (EPR)
8 August 2024
The Environment Agency is introducing changes to Environmental Permitting Regulations (EPR) requirements, find out what these could mean for you.
7 August 2023
The Environment Agency advises how farmers can maintain high rates of Environmental Permitting Regulation compliance.
15 February 2022
An update to Environmental Permitting Regulations (EPR) requirements came into effect in February 2021.
19 July 2021
AHDB’s accelerated ammonia monitoring trial shows that the British pig industry is successfully reducing ammonia emissions, saving producers an estimated £15.3m.
12 May 2021
Join Jon Foot in this AHDB-led session exploring the impact of changes to the EPR on ammonia emission limits.
12 August 2020
Watch our webinar focusing on the core concept of slurry cooling and its potential for the UK producers in terms of energy efficiency and ammonia reduction
6 August 2020
For those who are unaware of ‘slurry cooling’, this is the perfect step-by-step guide to demonstrate how slurry cooling works. This animation shows a number of proven options available to help you reduce ammonia emissions and comply with forthcoming compliance targets for environmental permitting.
16 December 2025
Use this information to help complete EPR applications when planning new pig housing and slurry storage facilities.
9 June 2021
To redress outdated figures, we have a large project underway to measure the ammonia emissions from different pig buildings in the UK
6 January 2020
Improving existing buildings or designing new builds to the best standards has a lasting and positive impact on animal health and productivity. This manual covers a wide range of aspects to improve buildings for your cattle.