Potential Use of Rum Distillery Slops as Animal Feed Supplement. IV. Fodder Yeast Growth in Slops.

Fodder Yeast Production: a New Approach for Distillery Vinasse Treatment

efficiency of hydroponic green fodder as animal feed

since the last decades, hydroponic fodder production systems have been experienced in some parts of the world. during the germination process, the growth of embryo results in the rupture of the seed coat and emergence of a young plant which it reaches to about 20cm height in a week. apparently, the concept of putting one kilogram of seeds into a hydroponic system to obtaine several kilograms of...

Bacterial chemotaxis to effluent from a rum distillery in tropical near-shore coastal waters.

Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Vibrio cholerae showed a strong positive chemotactic response towards rum distillery wastewaters (mostos) and a high oxygen uptake rate in the presence of this complex substrate. Rum slops stimulated only motility in Aeromonas hydrophila and Escherichia coli. The A. hydrophila and E. coli isolates were unable to oxidize mostos significantly.

Spirulina as a livestock supplement and animal feed.

Spirulina (Athrospira sp.) is an edible microalga and a highly nutritious potential feed resource for many agriculturally important animal species. Research findings have associated Spirulina to improvements in animal growth, fertility, aesthetic and nutritional product quality. Spirulina intake has also been linked to an improvement in animal health and welfare. Its influence over animal devel...

Application of Fermentation Technology to Use Slaughterhouse Blood as Potential Protein Supplement in Fish Feed

Slaughterhouse Blood (SHB) is a rich source of protein, but it requires a suitable processing before its use as an ingredient in animal feed formulations. In this study, SHB was fermented using whey or pure culture of Lactobacillus acidophilus as the fermentation inoculums. Mixtures of SHB, fermentation inoculums and molasses were incubated at 35°C and microbiological and biochemical changes we...