As the population grows, so does waste generation, which is a major concern, particularly in
developing countries. Although composting and vermicomposting are environmentally …

Global dairy and swine production growth has increased significantly over the past decades,
resulting in higher manure generation in certain areas and environmental concerns …

This article investigates the current status of the livestock industry (cattle, pigs, sheep, and
poultry) in China and assesses the potential for biogas production from anaerobically …

Organic waste, such as cattle manure, is a serious matter of concern because of its
disruptive impact on the environment. Even though disposal and reclaim of cattle manure …

On-farm, intensive feeding and processing in Australian red meat, dairy and pork industries
produce substantial quantities of organic waste (∼ 79 gigaliters· annum-1 liquid waste …

World food production must increase in the coming years with minimal environmental impact
for food and nutrition security. Circular Agriculture has emerged as an approach to minimize …

China, being a major agricultural nation, employs aerobic composting as an efficient
approach to handle agricultural solid waste. Nevertheless, the composting process is often …

California is the leading dairy state in the United States. The total sale of milk and its
products represents about 6.3billionannuallyoutofthe 50 billion generated from all …

Almost 60% of all ammonia (NH 3) emissions are from livestock manure. Understanding the
sources and magnitude of NH 3 emissions from manure systems is critical to implement …

Production of compost from cattle manure results in ammonia (NH 3) and greenhouse gas
emissions, causing the loss of valuable nitrogen (N) and having negative environmental …