Sentence examples for feed nutrient from inspiring English sources

It included costs of record keeping, manure and wastewater storage, land treatment, feed nutrient management, technical assistance, and off-export of nutrients(United States Department of Agriculture, 2003).

It is also flexible so that dietary costs, feed nutrient composition, and animal nutrient requirements can be altered to accommodate various production systems.

Farmers were able to improve their farm's balance by making changes in total nutrient imports, feed imports, animal density, percentage of farm-produced feed and nutrients, and feed nutrient use efficiency, highlighting the opportunities of an adaptive management approach that includes NMB assessments to evaluate and monitor changes in nutrient use efficiency over time.

Feed nutrient levels according to the Chinese Feed Ingredients and Nutritional Value Table of the Twenty-fourth Edition in 2013 with EXCEL2007 were calculated to the adding proportion.

Indoor herb kits listed on the site recently were priced at $32. Outdoor vegetable kits, which include soil primer, fertilizer, micronutrient liquid feed, nutrient mist and a portable grow bag, were selling for $58.

Biofloc systems have not only been shown to reduce nitrogenous wastes but they also improve the feed nutrient utilization efficiency and immunity of the cultured animals (Avnimelech 1999; Crab et al. 2009, 2012; Azim and Little 2008; Wang et al. 2015).

Candidate process feed nutrients that might be expected to influence this network were used in process simulations and in silico predictions compared to experimental findings.

"The Holy Grail... is finding a living cell that we can warm up, feed nutrients, and reawaken for study".

Besides PFAA recovery, the effects of PFAAs on the fermentation characteristics (e.g. pH value, redox potential) and on microbial digestion of feed nutrients were investigated.

Accurate estimates of mean nutrient composition of feeds, nutrient variance (i.e., standard deviation), and covariance (i.e., correlation) are needed to develop a more quantitative approach of formulating diets to reduce risk and optimize safety factors.

Microbes are usually detected in laboratories by feeding nutrients to suspected samples so they grow and expend.