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- Engineering & TechnologyOpen access
Abstract Covering manure storages and flaring the captured methane (cap-and-flare) offers a technically feasible mitigation pathway for small- and midsize dairies that has received limited attention relative to anaerobic digestion (AD). While AD systems are more economically feas...
- BiologyOpen access
In western Canada, perforating abomasal ulcers (AU) are generally diagnosed postmortem in beef calves up to 2 months of age. Certain microbes have been associated with AU, but the evidence is circumstantial. Thus, analyzing the abomasal microbiome in calves with and without AU ma...
- Climate & EnvironmentOpen access
Economic competitiveness of separated dairy manure solids as a phosphorus fertilizer substitute
Manure solid-liquid separation offers a potential pathway for redistributing nutrients from livestock-intensive, nutrient-surplus regions to cropland with fertilizer demand, but the competitiveness of separated manure products with synthetic phosphorus fertilizer depends on manur...
- Health & Medicine
Abstract BACKGROUND Postmenopausal osteoporosis (PMO), driven primarily by estrogen deficiency, is the most prevalent form of osteoporosis and a major global health burden. Estrogen deficiency disrupts gut microbial homeostasis, compromises intestinal barrier integrity and promot...
- Health & Medicine
Traditionally made long-term fermented soybean (LTFS) foods, including doenjang, miso, ganjang, and douchi, are produced through months to years of fermentation under high-salinity conditions (12-20% NaCl), generating convergent postbiotic profiles comprising free amino acids, is...