Sentence examples for manure production from inspiring English sources
At the same time, more than 5.5 million gallons of gasoline and diesel fuel (enough to power 8,800 homes) are saved, greenhouse gas emissions are lowered by 30,000 metric tons (because fewer cows means less methane produced by bovine intestinal tracts), and manure production is decreased by about 3.6 million tons, reducing the chances of runoff getting into waterways and groundwater.
Heifers that consumed ITM had higher moisture in feces and higher urine excretion, which increased total manure production.
The results revealed the economic feasibility of the vermicompost (the organic manure) production and certify the ecofriendly nature of its technology (Hiranmai and Anteneh 2014; Hiranmai 2015).
Additional criteria like the prevalence of heat sinks, farms with animal manure production or other residual materials could be accounted for in this step.
Researches point a swine manure production of 105.6 million m3/year in Brazil, which resulted in a piggery wastewater rich in solids, nutrients, heavy metals, and pathogens.
The termination of the EU milk quota system on April 1, 2015 is leading to an increase in manure production in the Netherlands.
We modified the model to include livestock manure output and separate livestock production into traditional livestock, for which manure is treated as a byproduct, and livestock for which manure can potentially be used in ADs.
We recalled the years that we had spent shovelling manure with production units in the countryside.
When viewed as a resource, for the generation of green manure, biogas production, biopesticides, and drugs (Abbasi et al. 1990; Kishor et al. 2010; Kumar et al. 2012; Gunaseelan 1987; Patel 2011; Tauseef et al. 2013; Singh and Garg 2014; Kumar et al. 2014; Anwar et al. 2015; Hussain et al. 2016b), parthenium has proved uneconomical, expensive, and unsustainable.
The present encourages the utility of locally available organic sources like organic municipal solid wastes, farm wastes and animal manures for production of vermicompost in developing countries like Ethiopia.
The aim of this review is to discuss the various stages of Nitrogen losses in ruminant production, manure management and the potential of using vermicomposting product (vermicast) as feed supplement, probiotic and mean of feed treatment to ruminants.
