Animal production systems: Sustainable feed formulations

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  • Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
  • Prof Mia Eeckhout and Reindert Devlamynck present their research on
    sustainable feed formulation: with a focus on co-products and circular proteins as feed ingredients.
    www.ugent.be/bw
    BioingenieursUGent
    FbwUGent

Комментарии • 23

  • @JohnathanPrice-Williams-el5ki
    @JohnathanPrice-Williams-el5ki 2 месяца назад +1

    I Eat it every day myself and use only, top soil as a fertilizer, stir up 4" deep water indoors, use dirt, stir up and if possible keep water stirred up regularly and use, cheap, sponge filters, or anything else to airate, the water, it perfer still water, or a sponge filters, high in B vitamins, i eat, raw, all day.

  • @shashankdoye582
    @shashankdoye582 2 года назад +3

    Sir I am poultry and Fish Farmer please guide me about duckweed to replace soybean meal

  • @pablousero8034
    @pablousero8034 2 года назад

    Donde puedo aprender el proceso de secado?/ Wo kann ich den Trocknungsprozess lernen? /Where can I learn the drying process?

  • @javlonbekburanboev6683
    @javlonbekburanboev6683 2 года назад +2

    Hi bro what about of azolla for feed?

  • @christinatucker6153
    @christinatucker6153 Год назад +1

    Thank you for the information. We currently have two ponds on our property that get a fair amount of runoff from a neighbor’s pasture where cows are kept. We have a good amount of duckweed in them that I’m considering using for food for chickens (or fish grown in the ponds), as well as nitrogen rich material for compost or soil amendment. My biggest concern is if the duckweed might also pickup heavy metals or other contamination such as unwanted chemicals from herbicide sprays used on the pasture by our neighbors, since it may become part of our food chain. Do you think the duckweed will absorb those readily or does it seem to resist picking up contamination that we wouldn’t want? Thanks in advance for any reply.

    • @onesmallstepatthetime6914
      @onesmallstepatthetime6914 Год назад +1

      It really depends on the heavy metal and nitrite levels in the water and it also depends on the duckweed species you are growing, but overall duckweed species are very good in capturing heavy metals in their roots. That combined with the capturing of nitrite which is quite present in cow manure makes it that without testing the water it is very difficult to know if it is safe or not. Also there isn't a lot of research on the retainment of pesticides in duckweed or not that I am aware of, so I have no idea how to help you there.

    • @JoojoEwusi
      @JoojoEwusi Год назад

      Read the research conducted by the fao on the heavy metal index of duckweed

    • @jerrykwade
      @jerrykwade Год назад +1

      This is Jerry from Jake farm.I am from Ghana and do u have Azolla and other plants that are rich in protein, for sale

    • @user-nk7op2ot3q
      @user-nk7op2ot3q 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@jerrykwadeyes मेरे पास azola सुखा हुआ azola पाउडर में उपलब्ध है

    • @user-dc5sw3lt2k
      @user-dc5sw3lt2k 7 месяцев назад

      Consider azolla. Just look in to it.

  • @rayjil7435
    @rayjil7435 Год назад

    What is vacuum coating?

  • @phillipche8727
    @phillipche8727 2 года назад +2

    Azolla and duckweed are the same?

  • @viralvideo7312
    @viralvideo7312 2 года назад +2

    Is this what is called Daphnia ?

  • @jibrilaibrahim966
    @jibrilaibrahim966 2 года назад +1

    Please I am from Ghana, how can you help me get some

    • @EvaLydeking1
      @EvaLydeking1 Год назад +1

      Duckweed is in Ghana, its everywhere
      We have it here in Eastern region

  • @nuriazem
    @nuriazem Год назад

    Your email please

  • @stanleytenia7298
    @stanleytenia7298 Год назад

    Waste of 14 minutes ......reinventing the wheel ?????????? all that research has already been done

    • @richardh8082
      @richardh8082 16 дней назад

      This video probably forms part of his phd. You can see from the other comments that people are interested in what he is sharing