Tool for the Assessment and Prediction of Animal By-product Resources

Sannik, Urmas; Pitk, Peep; Lepasalu, L.; Poikalainen, V.

doi:10.1007/s12649-015-9447-3

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“…For the purpose of designing these capacities in Bosnia and Herzegovina it is necessary to use all available official data relating to: animal import and export, generator register per municipality (slaughterhouses and farms register), number of animals and slaughtered animals by municipalities, number of registered companies for meat production and other records. Quantities of certain categories of animal waste are calculated on the basis of statistics on livestock, livestock balance and number of slaughtered animals obtained from competent institutions for statistics Sannik et al, 2016). In order to properly assess the needs and projected capacities of storage facilities and treatment / disposal of animal by-products and their location, it is necessary to undertake a study to estimate the expected quantities of animal waste and by-products of animal origin arising in all stages of primary agricultural production of domestic animals (Anonymous, 2009).…”

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Defining Optimal Locations of Establishments and Transportation Routes for Treatment and Storage of Animal Waste

Ponjavić¹,

Celebicanin²,

Stanojevic³

et al. 2018

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In order to ensure a high level of public health and animal health protection inBosnia and Herzegovina, it is necessary to improve the existing and/or providequality management of animal by-products, i.e. to establish an infrastructure forquality and efficient treatment/disposal of animal by-products and waste of animalorigin. This implies a wide range of activities in this field, such as measures toimprove the legal and institutional framework, better data system management,establishment of by-product management model including transport solutions andtechnologies and provision of an adequate financial framework and sources offunding. At this point, the issue of management of animal by-products and animalwaste in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) has not been adequately addressed andposes a threat to both human and animal health. In this regard, establishment of asustainable management system for animal by-products and animal waste is ofutmost importance for further development of BiH agriculture. Inadequatemanagement of animal by-products and animal waste poses a huge threat to theenvironment, endangering natural resources, watercourses, sources of drinkingwater, soil and atmosphere. This paper presents some of the activities related toestablishment of this infrastructure, relating to the methodology of selection oflocations for central plant and intermediate establishments for treatment andcollection of animal waste and the definition of optimal transport routes andtransport capacities.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Defining Optimal Locations of Establishments and Transportation Routes for Treatment and Storage of Animal Waste

Ponjavić¹,

Celebicanin²,

Stanojevic³

et al. 2018

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“…The IFC guidelines (IFC 2007b) provide a range of slaughterhouse water use for cattle (1.6-9 m 3 /ton of carcasses) and pig (1.6-8 m 3 /ton of carcass). These are converted to liters per head slaughtered using 1.9 kg carcass equal to 2.25 kg live animal (Sannik et al 2015), since estimation and design are usually based on number of animals. The literature survey results are presented in Table 10.…”

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Pollution Characterization and Quantification in the Agriculture Sectors

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