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Developing Novel Feeds for Cattle from Food Waste and Crop Residue Biomass to Strengthen the Regenerative Capacity of Agri-Food Systems

2022-04-21

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Modern agri-food systems generate large amounts of crop-based biomass that are unfit for direct human consumption but potentially eligible for upcycling via livestock feeding for production of meats, milk, and eggs. This study aims to develop novel feeds for cattle from some of those biomass materials through the natural microbial-driven processes of ensiling. Fruit and vegetables resembling supermarket discards w...

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11c9066c-10d0-5590-8ed3-a9de26b0983b
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1542984/v1
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