1977 papers
This study demonstrates that the combined dietary supplementation of multi-species probiotics and mineral biochar significantly enhances growth performance, microbial nitrogen synthesis, and health indicators while reducing pathogenic bacterial counts in Holstein suckling calves.
This study demonstrates that a prime-pull vaccination regimen using an improved bivalent *Saccharomyces cerevisiae*-based formulation effectively modulates cell trafficking and induces protective memory T-cell immunity in the bovine mammary gland without compromising tissue integrity.
This study demonstrates that while single-species inoculation with *Acaulospora longula* enhances olive seedling survival and *Gigaspora rosea* promotes shoot growth, co-inoculation yields intermediate results, supporting the potential of targeted arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi applications in olive nursery production despite limitations in quantitative colonization assessment.
This paper proposes the Artisanal Fishing Score (AFS), a new certification method utilizing four analytical dimensions to distinguish small-scale fisheries from industrial ones, thereby enabling artisanal producers to overcome existing barriers and effectively communicate their sustainability to consumers.
Exposure of juvenile *Colossoma macropomum* to cellulose acetate nanoparticles induces transient, concentration- and time-dependent alterations in hematological and biochemical parameters, with partial physiological recovery observed after transferring the fish to clean water.
This study demonstrates that dietary supplementation with marigold flower powder (Tagetes erecta) significantly improves the growth performance and productivity of commercial broiler chickens, with an intermediate inclusion level yielding the most favorable results.
This study demonstrates that rhizobacteria isolated from the rhizosphere of arugula (*Eruca vesicaria*) in aquaponic systems, particularly specific strains of *Bacillus pumilus*, *Bacillus cereus*, and *Brucella pecoris*, exhibit significant potential as biocontrol agents against *Fusarium* sp., offering a promising sustainable strategy for managing phytopathogens.
This study demonstrates that the siderophore-producing rhizobacterium *Pseudomonas fluorescens* MR8 significantly enhances iron acquisition, growth, and chlorophyll content in rice and finger millet under iron-deficient conditions, highlighting its potential as an effective bioinoculant for sustainable agriculture.
This study conducted in Southwest Shoa and Jimma Zones, Ethiopia, reveals that lamb mortality is significantly driven by gastrointestinal helminth infections (particularly *Fasciola* spp.), delayed colostrum intake, and lack of veterinary care, highlighting the urgent need for improved neonatal management and strategic parasite control to enhance smallholder sheep productivity.
This study demonstrates that in northwestern Ethiopia, the economically optimal fertilization strategy for potato production is applying 34.5 kg P ha⁻¹ combined with 200 kg K ha⁻¹, which maximizes both tuber yield and net profit for smallholder farmers.