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A mini literature review on sustainable management of poultry abattoir wastes
Poultry slaughtering and post-processing activities generate different kinds of highly perishable organic wastes and by-products. Poultry carcass yields are typically about 70–75% of the live bird weight, the rest is accepted as inedible waste. Depending on the efficiency of the processing methods b...
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Combating Food Waste with Sustainable Poultry Feed and Fertilizer Production
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- Mamta Meena Assistant Professor, School of Agricultural Sciences, Jaipur National University, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India
- Suphiya Parveen Assistant Professor, Department of Genetics, School of Sciences, JAIN (Deemed-to-be University), Karnataka, Bangalore, India
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Aviculture is a developed and important industry worldwide. However, it is an industry that produces solid waste such as bedding. As an attempt to reduce environmental impact and productive activity costs, beds are reused by several consecutive lots which can increase microorganism concentration and lead to unsanitary conditions. In this regard, it is essential to adopt a litter pre-treatment during the gap sanitary period between lots to avoid passing problems to the birds from the current flock to the subsequent flock and to guarantee the litter quality. Several factors must be considered to guarantee that there is minimal damage to chicken production. Therefore, this literature review aims to approach the main factors that affect the thermal comfort and chicken litter quality, as well as alternatives used as an alternative biological treatment to guarantee its reuse quality.
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