Confined animal feeding operations (CAFOs) are the main sources of air pollutants such as
ammonia (NH 3) and greenhouse gases. Among air pollutants, NH 3 is one of the most …

Due to greater consumption of poultry products and an increase in exports, more poultry
houses will be needed. Therefore, it is important to investigate ways that poultry facilities can …

Simple Summary The inclusion of agricultural co-products has been increased to utilize the
nutrients in these products available at low cost, but inherently, it adds a high dietary fiber …

The problem of 'wet litter', which occurs primarily in grow-out sheds for meat chickens
(broilers), has been recognised for nearly a century. Nevertheless, it is an increasingly …

Composting is an important technology to treat biowastes and recycle nutrients, but incurs
nitrogen (N) losses that lower the value of the final products and cause pollution …

Poultry farming generates significant poultry litter (broiler litter and laying hen manure),
posing environmental and human health risks. Heat treatment, particularly through drying …

Dietary glycine equivalents (Glyequi) for glycine and serine represent the first-limiting non-
essential amino acid in poultry diets. Targeted adjustment of essential amino acids and …

Two experiments were performed to study the supplementation of valine, isoleucine,
arginine and glycine (Val, Ile, Arg, Gly) in low-protein diets for broiler chickens in the starter …

Litter production, physicochemical properties, and the nutrient composition of river bed sand,
coconut husk, rice hulls, Guinea grass, newspaper combined with wood shavings, and corn …

One of the most important environmental worries related to poultry production is ammonia
gas emission which is affected by poultry manure moisture. This research was aimed at …