Atmospheric Deposition emissions and how to reduce them

A quick summary of why atmospheric deposition represents part of my emissions and how I can address it.

1. Where do atmospheric deposition emissions come from?
   Ammonia from fertiliser or manure volatilises and redeposits onto soils, indirectly contributing to nitrous oxide emissions.
2. How can I reduce my atmospheric deposition emissions?
   
   • Incorporate fertiliser into the soil to limit ammonia loss.
   • Use stabilised fertilisers treated with urease inhibitors.
   • Time applications to coincide with cool, moist conditions.