Sentence examples for swine management from inspiring English sources

Ranch managers and government agencies are encouraged to consider implementing more stringent feral swine management programs to minimize negative effects of feral swine rooting on ecological and economic value of grazing lands.

Brooks, J. P., Adeli, A. & McLaughlin, M. R. Microbial ecology, bacterial pathogens, and antibiotic resistant genes in swine manure wastewater as influenced by three swine management systems.

Recent industry changes in swine-management practices have resulted in a growing controversy surrounding the environmental and public health effects of modern swine production.

With minor modifications, the BOS™ should be considered a valuable tool to be used in feral swine disease management in conjunction with existing technologies.

New swine waste management systems in North Carolina need to meet high performance standards of an environmentally superior technology (EST) regarding nitrogen, phosphorus, heavy metals, pathogens, ammonia and odor emissions, and remain affordable and simple to operate.

Changes in swine manure management emissions factors, relative to IPCC 2006 reported values, range from −4% (W. Europe) to +1800% in Latin America.

Swine manure management practices, as well as swine feeding practices such as the administration of nontherapeutic levels of antibiotics in swine feeds, continue to pose both environmental and public health challenges, particularly in the immediate environment of swine CAFOs, where vast amounts of swine manure are produced and applied to agricultural fields.

Entitled, "African swine fever management in wild boar – surveillance and prevention of transmission to/from domestic pigs," the two-day workshop will allow participants to learn about and discuss different animal health management approaches in wild boar.

The bill includes $1.8 million to conduct research in Iowa on "swine odor and manure management".

These results emphasize the need for better management of swine manure application system during the wet and dry growing seasons to reduce NO3 N leaching losses to shallow groundwater systems to avoid contamination of drinking water supplies.

Although FM is not specifically labeled for pain management in swine, it can be used to alleviate pain in pigs under the U.S. Animal Medicinal Drug Use Clarification Act (AMDUCA).