Manure fertilization is the primary source of veterinary antimicrobials in the water-soil
system. The research gap is the fate of antimicrobials after their release into the …

Livestock excrement is used around the world as natural fertilizers or, after processing, as
organic fertilizers for crops and grasslands. But due to the presence of veterinary antibiotics …

Through agricultural soil fertilization using organic manure, antibiotic residues can
accumulate in the environment. In order to assess the risks of environmental pollution by …

Antibiotics in animal production are widely used around the world for therapeutic and
preventive purposes, and in some countries, they still serve as antibiotic growth stimulants …

The availability and persistence of various antibiotics in soil and soil amended with
composted poultry manure were investigated through laboratory incubation assays. Six …

BACKGROUND Veterinary antibiotics are emerging contaminants and enter into soil
principally by agricultural application of organic fertilizers. This article presents the results of …

Analysis of veterinary antibiotics in separated liquid and solid fractions of animal manures is
vital because of wide variations in the composition of agriculturally applied manure …

The extensive use of antibiotics globally and their residues in the environment has become
a serious concern. Intensive animal farming is considered to be a major contributor to the …

Antibiotics are added to agricultural fields worldwide through wastewater irrigation or
manure application, resulting in antibiotic contamination and elevated environmental risks to …

Veterinary antibiotics (VAs) administered to livestock are introduced into the soil through
livestock manure and compost. These antibiotics can run off to surface water or leach into …