Methane emissions from enteric fermentation in Alberta’s beef cattle population
This study determined methane emissions from enteric fermentation in Alberta’s beef cattle population by using three methodologies: (1) Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), Tier 2 guidelines for cattle, (2) actual methane emission factors, expressed as a percentage of gross energy intake, from Canadian research trials and; (3) CowBytes ...
J. A. Basarab +6 more
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Sri Lankan Contribution to Climate Change by Enteric Fermentation of Large Ruminants: An Overview [PDF]
The Sri Lankan livestock sector (LS) which is essential to rural households' food systems and means of subsistence, contributed to 0.6% of the GDP in 2020. The cattle industry has contributed <40% to the LS. The objective of the review was to determine how Sri Lankan LS, especially ruminants contributed to climate change (CC) by
null Manewa R.M.S.S. +3 more
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Simulating the effects of grassland management and grass ensiling on methane emission from lactating cows [PDF]
A dynamic, mechanistic model of enteric fermentation was used to investigate the effect of type and quality of grass forage, dry matter intake (DMI) and proportion of concentrates in dietary dry matter (DM) on variation in methane (CH(4)) emission from ...
Dijkstra, J. +18 more
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Effect of penicillin and virginiamycin on drug resistance in lactose-fermenting enteric flora [PDF]
Three groups of beagle dogs were fed either a control diet, a diet containing virginiamycin (55 microgram/g of diet), or a diet containing penicillin (110 microgram/g of diet). The proportions of lactose-fermenting organisms in their feces that were resistant to ampicillin, dihydrostreptomycin, tetracycline, or chloramphenicol were measured by a ...
S A, Gaines +3 more
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Enteric neurospheres are not specific to neural crest cultures: implications for neural stem cell therapies. [PDF]
Enteric neural stem cells provide hope of curative treatment for enteric neuropathies. Current protocols for their harvesting from humans focus on the generation of 'neurospheres' from cultures of dissociated gut tissue.
Ellen Binder +45 more
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Effect of Racephenicol on Antibiotic Resistance of Lactose-Fermenting Enteric Bacteria in Chickens [PDF]
The incidence of lactose-fermenting enteric organisms resistant to chloramphenicol increased from less than 0.1% prior to treatment to more than 90% in two groups of chickens fed racephenicol-supplemented feed at 50 or 140 g/ton for 10 days, whereas controls remained unchanged.
L D, Rollins, D W, Pocurull, S, Reynolds
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Improving Butanol Fermentation To Enter the Advanced Biofuel Market [PDF]
ABSTRACT 1-Butanol is a large-volume, intermediate chemical with favorable physical and chemical properties for blending with or directly substituting for gasoline. The per-volume value of butanol, as a chemical, is sufficient for investing into the recommercialization of the classical acetone-butanol-ethanol (ABE) (E. M.
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Estimation of Tunisian Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Different Livestock Species
This study aimed to determine the emissions of methane (CH4) and nitrous oxide (N2O) from seven Tunisian livestock species and their evolution over eleven consecutive years (2008–2018).
Hajer Ammar +9 more
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Carbon footprint assessment of livestock farms under tropical conditions: first approximation [PDF]
This study evaluates the carbon footprint (CF) of livestock farms in the Orellana Province of the Ecuadorian Amazon, focusing on emissions from enteric fermentation, manure management, and energy use.
S. A. Guamán-Rivera +10 more
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Emissions data from national GHG inventories for category 3A (GHG emissions from livestock) and for subcategories 3A1 (GHG emissions from enteric fermentation) and 3A2 (GHG emissions from manure management) considering the latest Biennial Update Reports ...
Alexandre Berndt (4704643) +14 more
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