Ammonia emissions from the agricultural sector give rise to numerous environmental and
societal concerns and represent an economic challenge in crop farming, causing a loss of …

Animal manure consists of predominantly urine and feces, but also may contain bedding
materials, dropped feed, scurf, and other farming wastes. Manure is typically applied to soils …

Effective gastrointestinal functionality is crucial in determining animal health, welfare and
performance. A new definition of gastrointestinal functionality has been recently presented …

There is an increased interest for using insects, such as the black soldier fly, to treat surplus
manure and upcycle nutrients into the food system. Understanding the influence that BSFL …

Physical exercise can produce changes in the microbiota, conferring health benefits through
mechanisms that are not fully understood. We sought to determine the changes driven by …

Nutritional supplements are popular among athletes to improve performance and physical
recovery. Protein supplements fulfill this function by improving performance and increasing …

Sarcopenia is a multifactorial disease related to aging, chronic inflammation, insufficient
nutrition, and physical inactivity. Previous studies have suggested that there is a relationship …

The global livestock system is one of the largest sources of ammonia emissions and there is
an urgent need for ammonia mitigation. Here, we designed and constructed a novel strategy …

Urine and fecal excretions from cattle contribute to global nitrogen (N) emissions. The milk
urea nitrogen (MUN) concentration in dairy cows is positively correlated with urinary urea N …

Nitrogen (N) losses via ammonia (NH 3) emissions from manure is one of the main
environmental burdens resulting from livestock production. Feeding manure to black soldier …