Bacillus -Based Probiotics Can Be Effective Tools To Ameliorate Noxious Gas Emissions and Improve the Environment of Commercial Livestock and Poultry Operations.
Presented By: Hector Leyva Jimenez, Ph.D., PAS, Associate Research Scientist, United Animal Health
OBJECTIVES
To describe the causes and factors driving the production and emission of noxious gases in commercial livestock and poultry operations.
To identifythe challenges and opportunities of the different gas detection methods used to monitor emissions.
Explore how Bacillus-based probiotic strategies could help to reduce noxious gasproduction, improve manure and litter management, ease sanitation of animal production facilities, and support the performance of poultry and swine.
WHEN: Tuesday, January 28 at 2:30pm EST
WHERE: IPPE Booth #51033
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