Application of swine manure to agricultural land allows recycling of plant nutrients, but
excess nitrate, phosphorus and fecal bacteria impact surface and drainage water quality …

Nutrient loading from agricultural landscapes continues to pose a threat to downstream
aquatic systems, contributing to degraded water quality and eutrophication. Nutrient loading …

Microbial water quality lies in the nexus of human, animal, and environmental health.
Multidisciplinary efforts are under way to understand how microbial water quality can be …

Microbial communities in coastal waters are diverse and dynamic and play important roles in
ecosystem functions and services. Despite the ecological impact of bacterioplankton or …

Fish production is one of the most important solutions to tackle the great challenges of the
21st century, such as how to feed people in the context of a growing population. However …

Manure application improves soil productivity but also spreads microorganisms, some of
which can be of clinical relevance. The ability of manure to spread common human …

Manure from animals that have been treated with antibiotics is often used to fertilize
agricultural soils and its application has previously been shown to enrich for genes …

Runoff from manured agricultural fields can transport antimicrobial resistance (AMR)
contaminants, including genes and bacteria, to downstream ecosystems. Previous work has …

Aghien lagoon (Ivory Coast) is a eutrophic freshwater lagoon that harbors high biomasses of
phytoplankton. Despite Increasing interest in fish gut microbiomes diversity and functions …

Sidedressing liquid swine (Sus scrofa) manure (LSM) on corn (Zea mays L.) may provide
additional time to apply manure and help better match crop‐nutrient demand with nutrient …