University of Nebraska - Lincoln

• Abstract

  There is increased pressure to improve the sustainability of animal production. New approaches should be considered to ensure sustainability. Two interlinked and pivotal components of sustainability are worker effectiveness and animal well-being. It is essential to maintain animal well-being and production at adequate standards. Therefore, it is critical to identify animal well-being conc…

  International exchange for the development of precision livestock farming programming, AP.R SPRINT

• Abstract

  Environmental challenges such as heat stress and infectious diseases have continuously prevented modern pig genotypes to achieve their maximum phenotypic potential (protein deposition) prior to slaughter. However, only a limited number of studies have been carried out to understand how the dietary amino acid (AA) supplementation may contribute to minimizing the impact of inflammatory resp…

  Toward a better understanding of diet-and-gut microbiome relationships for maximizing growth of modern pig genotypes, AP.R SPRINT

• Abstract

  This proposal aims to integrate research developed in Brazil, by the group of Dr Paulo Mazzafera, from the State University of Campinas, with the expertise in metabolomics of Dr Toshihiro Obata, from the University of Nebraska - Lincoln. Two projects under development in Brazil, one granted by FAPESP, would have their materials subjected to metabolomics analyses. In the first project (Fap…

  Metabolome of Eucalyptus species exposed to Na substituting K, and simultaneously to Cd and Cr, AP.R SPRINT

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