“Livestock waste” means livestock manure, unconsumed feed and associated bedding materials or litter animal carcasses from normal mortalities of on a farm. Waste management includes the activities actions required to manage waste its inception final disposal. Livestock wastes if not properly it may lead fecal contamination waters receiving agricultural runoff. The danger humans lies in possibil...

The study was conducted at Pig farm of AICRP on Pigs, Livestock farm, Adhartal, College of Veterinary Science & A.H., Jabalpur (M.P.) for a period of three months. A total of 36 Large White Yorkshire crosses (LWY X Desi) were randomly assigned to six different groups and diets were formulated as per ICAR (1998) standard. All the diets were isoproteinous except group-6, which was formulated as p...

The rapid growth in livestock farming since the late 1960s has resulted problems managing excess waste excreted from livestock. A study on water quality of groundwater, river water, and soil solution clarified that groundwater pollution by nitrate nitrogen was caused nitrogenous compounds permeating wastes under inappropriate management, including dumping and/or digging in. appropriate treatmen...

New waste management methods are needed that can protect the environment and allow manure management to switch back to a recycling view of manure handling. We investigated the use of gas-permeable membranes as components of new processes to capture and recover the ammonia in the liquid manures or in the air of poultry houses and other livestock installations. The basic process includes the pass...

background: enterococci have emerged as a major cause of nosocomial infections and within this group, enterococcus faecalis and enterococcus faecium cause the majority of human and livestock enterococcal infections. in this article, we tried to determine antibiotics and metals resistance patterns of e. faecalis and e. faecium strains. methods: one hundred sixty different strains of e. faecalis ...