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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"fecal waste"”.
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Composition and in vivo and in vitro digestibility of cattle fecal waste
… steers to study apparent digestibility of fecal waste from steers fed a ground, high roughage finishing ration. In the first trial steers were fed a basal ration containing approximately 50% roughage. The ration contained 14.3% crude protein and 22.8% crude fiber, dry basis. Apparent …
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Nutrient characterization of swine fecal waste and utilization of these nutrients by swine
… in both the unprocessed and dry trials. The fecal concentration of ash, NFE, calcium, phosphorus, and potassium tended to remain constant, Phosphorus was the only urinary mineral which significantly increased as the level of feces substituted in the basal ration increased. Output of feces …
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Composition and digestibility of untreated and sodium hydroxide treated fecal waste from cattle fed high or low roughage rations
… roughage level in the diet of steers producing fecal waste, drying method and NaOH treatment, on in vitro dry matter digestibility of cattle fecal waste. All three factors significantly (P<.01) affected in vitro dry matter digestibility of cattle fecal wastes. In vivo digestion trials were …
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Tracking Pathogen Transmission at the Human-Wildlife Interface: Banded Mongoose (Mungos mungo) and Escherichia coli as a Model System in Chobe, Botswana
… still remain speculative in most cases. Human fecal waste is persistent across human-modified landscapes and has been identified as a potential source of disease exposure for wildlife populations living near humans. As part of a long-term study of banded mongoose (Mungos mungo) that live in …
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Microbial Source Tracking of Bacteroides to Identify Human and Bovine Fecal Loading in McDaniel Lake
Fecal waste enters waterways from run-off during rain events, and is especially high in agricultural areas due to manure application and livestock. Increased fecal waste may also be due to direct human influence. This fecal loading may lead to eutrophication and poses health hazards to humans. By …