animal waste

Abstract Irmak Yilmaz-Ergun: Impact of biochar and animal manure on some biological and chemical properties of soil-8865-APPLIED ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH 17(4):8865-8876. Abstract. The aim of this study was to […]

Abstract Four low-cost organic soil amendments (chicken manure, CM; horse manure, HM; yard water, YW; and sewage sludge, SS) that are generated daily in large amounts, and native bare soil […]

Abstract Converting swine manure into biochar has increasingly been considered a useful method to reduce heavy metal (HM) availability; however, the associated environmental risks need further exploration. In this study, […]

Abstract Biochars derived from animal manures may accumulate potentially toxic metals and cause a potential risk to ecosystem. The synchrotron-based X-ray spectroscopy, sequential fractionation schemes, bioaccessibility extraction and leaching procedure […]

Abstract Livestock-manure-derived biochar is one of major products obtained from the pyrolysis of livestock manure. This study quantitatively assesses the pollution level and ecological risks associated with heavy metals in […]

Abstract The effects of chicken manure biochar (CMB) and chicken manure integrated microbial consortium (CMMC) as co-amendments were assessed on compost maturity and reduction of greenhouse gases and ammonia (NH3) […]

Abstract Traditional disposal of animal manures and lignocellulosic biomass is restricted by its inefficiency and sluggishness. To advance the carbon management and greenhouse gas mitigation, this review scrutinizes the effect of pyrolysis in promoting the […]

Abstract Bioproducts from biomass feedstocks and organic wastes have shown great potential to address challenges across food-energy-water systems. However, bioproducts production is at an early, nascent stage that requires new […]

Abstract Biochar can be fabricated from waste biomass via thermochemical conversion. Here we investigated the production of activated biochar from cow manure via three different approaches, i.e., hydrochar-impregnation (HAC), impregnated biomass pyrolysis (PAC) and […]

Abstract African balsam (Daniella oliveri) leaves and cow dung are waste materials that are commonly accessible in Africa and can be used to produce biochar by simultaneous thermochemical processing. In […]