Reducing the carbon footprint when using non-metallic minerals as litter in poultry farms-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Reducing the carbon footprint when using non-metallic minerals as litter in poultry farms

Published:2022-04-30 Issue:1 Volume:29 Page:43-50
ISSN:2610-8240
Container-title:Revista Ingeniería UC
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Author:

Sannikova Natalia^ORCID,Kovaleva Olga^ORCID,Shulepova Olga^ORCID,Bocharova Anna^ORCID,Melnikov Vladimir^ORCID

Abstract

Poultry farming is one of the most eﬃcient and dynamic branches of animal husbandry. The advantages of the poultry industry are lower prices compared to other types of meat and its high quality (white meat with low-fat and high protein content). The article presents the results of industrial and experimental studies on using a cellulose-containing natural component (diatomite) as part of litter material in poultry farms to improve sanitary conditions and reduce the negative impact on the environment. Experiment study was chosen as the main research method. The research was carried out on the territory of a poultry enterprise with a total population of 24.000 heads. The authors conclude that using a cellulose-containing natural component (modiﬁed diatomite) as part of the litter material in poultry farms allowed to reduce emissions of pollutants, thereby reducing the greenhouse eﬀect at the level of one poultry farm.

Publisher

University of Carabobo

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