Andre Aarnink

Andre Aarnink is a Researcher at Wageningen University & Research specializing in emissions reduction and manure valorisation within agricultural systems. He actively contributes to projects targeting ammonia, methane, and greenhouse gas mitigation in livestock housing environments.

• Key Research Areas:
  • Pig and Dairy Cow Emissions
  • Methane and Ammonia Reduction
  • Manure Management Systems
  • Environmental Impact of Livestock Farming
• Current Projects:
  • Ammonia emission reduction via floor disinfectants
  • Novel pig housing systems with outdoor access
  • Methane prevention using frequent manure removal

His work integrates engineering solutions (e.g., floor design, cooling systems) with biochemical approaches (urease inhibition) to improve air quality in livestock facilities. He supervises PhD candidates on topics including dairy house emissions and environmentally friendly pig systems.

While no scientific awards are explicitly listed in the provided text, Aarnink frequently contributes to professional reports, peer-reviewed journals, and industry-focused research outputs. His collaborations span both academic and applied sectors, focusing on scalable emission-reduction strategies for global livestock management.