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Pork Quality
Novel Approach to Controlling Water-Holding Capacity and pH Decline in Pork: The Role of Dietary Lipoic Acid in Calcium Regulation and Glycogen Storage.
In general, products that had a high level of oxidation had lower ultimate pH values than did products with relatively lower levels of oxidation There appeared to be an interaction between the level...
Environment - Air
Dust and Gaseous Emissions from a Mechanically-Ventilated Swine Building
Dust and Gaseous Emissions from a Mechanically-Ventilated Swine Building
Emissions of gases and particulate from swine housing have come under the scrutiny of governmental regulatory agencies and environmental groups in the United States. This study compared air emissions...
Pork Quality
Effects of Downers on Pork Quality
Downer animals tended to produce pork that was dark in color, exhibited a relatively high ultimate pH and low drip loss with no relationship between downer animals and lung score value.
Public Health - Other
Recovery and Identification of Airborne Microorganisms in Swine Facilities Using Selective Agar and Thin Agar Layer (TAL) Resuscitation Media
This study was designed to determine the amount of bacteria in the air of a swine confinement finishing barn using media designed to resuscitate injured organisms. In addition to knowing how much...
Environment - Air
The Development of a Biofilter System for Ammonia and VOCRemoval from Swine Operations
Compost-based biofilters are one of the most cost effective treatment technologies for low concentration air pollutants, compared to traditional technologies such as thermal and catalytic oxidation....
The Development of a Biofilter System for Ammonia and VOCRemoval from Swine Operations
Biofilters have been used to degrade a wide range of air pollutants including odorous compounds such as H2S and ammonia. Design procedures for biofilters in agricultural processes have been...
Pork Safety - Pre-Harvest
Evaluation of Toxo TaqMan Assay for use in Detection of Swine Toxoplasmosis
Swine Health - General Disease
Determination of Toxoplasma gondii Antibody Prevalence in Midwest Market Swine
This study demonstrates the continued reduction in Toxoplasma antibodies in the Midwestern commercial market swine herd from earlier surveys. The prevalence of 0.75% is consistent with the National...
Pork Safety - Pre-Harvest
Analysis of a More Restricted Antimicrobial Access Policy in Pork Production
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