livestock buildings
Preliminary laboratory test on navigation accuracy of an autonomous robot for measuring air quality in livestock buildings
... Abstract: Air quality in many poultry buildings is less than desirable. However, the measurement of concentrations of airborne pollutants in livestock buildings is generally quite difficult. To ...
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Engineered solutions for animal heat stress abatement in livestock buildings.
... that livestock breeding faces in hot climates regards how to foster, improve, and assess methods and strategies for animal heat stress ...in livestock buildings have been reviewed and described; they ...
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Evaluating droplet distribution of spray-nozzles for dust reduction in livestock buildings using machine vision
... example, spraying of water and oil mixture might be used to reduce the concentrations of airborne dust particles in a variety of livestock buildings [7-9] . Information on the general design concept of oil ...
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Optimum insulation thickness for the sandwich structure livestock buildings external envelopes in different climate regions of China
... for livestock buildings are one of the most effective metrics to decrease energy ...for livestock buildings in different climate zones, to examine the effects of insulation thickness and ...
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Quantification of environmental conditions in Australian livestock buildings
... from livestock buildings were analyzed for endotoxin content and an Anderson sampler was used to monitor the concentration of airborne bacteria in piggery ...farrowing buildings which had the lowest ...
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Wireless data management system for environmental monitoring in livestock buildings
... However, there are a number of key limitations of the cur- rent EMS implementation. The main problem is the labour and time required to collect, collate and store data recorded by EMS units. An increase in ease and ...
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Practical evaluation of cleaning methods that could be implemented in livestock buildings
... Post cleaning bacterial load mean ± standard error of hygiene pavers colony forming units per cm 2: dry scrubbing and liming temperature difference P... Post liming bacterial growth on p[r] ...
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Treatment of airborne pollutants in livestock buildings with ozone as potential abatement option
... AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF MULTI-DISCIPLINARY ENGINEERING Vol 8 No 2 2009 Society for Engineering in Agriculture International Conference Published by: Engineers Media PO Box 588, Crows Nest [r] ...
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Quantification of environmental conditions in Australian livestock buildings
... agricultural buildings such as greenhouses and livestock houses, 2) at- mospheric dispersions of aerosol, airborne disease, and gas (odor), and 3) renewable energy and energy saving techno- ...
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Modelling and influencing hygiene conditions in Australian livestock buildings
... 'I 1 ' ~ II to assess the effects of wet pen floors on established dunging patterns Using oily saw to evaluate the effects of using bedding material dust impregnated with oil on dunging[r] ...
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Modern Technologies of Natural Manure Treatment in Livestock Production
... A typical installation cost in Denmark in the neighborhood is from 150,000 to 250,000 DKK depending on stall size; but, this investment is to be compared to how expensive it is to heat livestock buildings ...
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Precision livestock farming: precision feeding technologies and sustainable livestock production
... intensive livestock buildings because it is well known [28] that animals are the most efficient converting feed to meat when kept within their respective thermo-neutral zone and the air quality is ...on ...
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Disentangling the influence of livestock vs farm density on livestock disease epidemics
... that livestock density is a better predictor of epidemic impact at smaller spatial scales ...high-profile livestock epidemics included preemptively depopulating farms considered to be at increased risk of ...
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Protecting livestock, protecting livelihoods: the Livestock Emergency Guidelines and Standards (LEGS)
... The Livestock Emergency Guidelines and Standards (LEGS) Project grew out of growing concerns among livestock professionals about the quality, timing and appro- priateness of livestock responses among ...
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A spatiotemporal multi-hazard exposure assessment based on property data
... Whereas so far a general increase in the building stock could only be proven for selected case studies if data are anal- ysed object-based (Keiler, 2004) or aggregated in terms of land-use classes (Cammerer and Thieken, ...
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Rural Household Livelihood Strategies: Options and Determinants in the Case of Wolaita Zone, Southern Ethiopia
... Similarly, outside agriculture the rural households in Wolaita zone generate income from non/off-farm wage, trading and remittance from migrants. Distant migration as a way to maximize income across seasons and cope with ...
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Economic Aspects of Livestock-Big Game Relationships as Viewed by a Livestock Producer.
... Efficient livestock production requires such herd controls as: seasonal and yearly bal- ancing of numbers with avail- able forage, harvesting nat- ural increases i[r] ...
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The survey of destructive effect of socio-economic activities in condition of different establishment of villages (case study: Shine area in Lorestan province)
... Management units were classified in three categories according to the obtained data from fuel consumption and the status of livestock in area and the survey of villagers’ use of grassland and forest surrounding ...
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Determinants of foot-and-mouth disease in industrial dairy farms of Qazvin province: a case-control study
... new livestock input supply has not been meaningful as a risk factor for ...the livestock market of Iran, who, as intermediaries, transport livestock from one place to ...and livestock smuggled ...
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Live Stock Monitoring in Agriculture using IoT
... the livestock via the Web from outside the farm, but also help the control of farm environmental in remote ...particular livestock may not be noticed until it has reached an advanced stage and requires more ...
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