The nutritional value of broiler litter as a feed source for sheep during periods of feed shortage

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An in vitro comparison of plant‐based protein sources and their effects on feedlot lamb growth parameters by Van Niekerk, Marguerite

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Mycotoxin contamination of abalone feed : health and safety considerations for the abalone aquaculture industry by Laubscher, Mariska Riana

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Modelling the environmental and socio-economic impacts of controlling the invasive prosopis tree in Witbank, Northern Cape, South Africa by Sishuba, Lungisa

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Evaluation of the cost-effectiveness of dried bakery products as feed for small-scale broiler production

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Microorganisms associated with ulva grown in abalone effluent water: implications for biosecurity by de Jager, Kristin

“…As a means to bioremediate abalone effluent, several commercial abalone farms in South Africa use Ulva as a biofilter, after which the Ulva may serve as a feed source for the abalone. Advancements in gene sequencing technology has enabled the assessment of large scale 16S rRNA gene libraries of near full-length sequences. …”
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The feasibility of a commercial-scale recirculating aquaculture system integrating sea urchins (Tripneustes gratilla) and seaweed (Ulva) by De Vos, Sebastiaan

“…This IMTA system is suggested to be sustainable and efficient, primarily because the Ulva would simultaneously provide bioremediation of effluent and a substantial feed source for T. gratilla. While evidence for these proposed benefits does exist, it is dispersed and incomplete. …”
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Microbiome associated with Ulva lacinulata and seawater in an integrated abalone (Haliotis midae)–Ulva system with partial recirculation by Makhahlela, Nokofa

“…Several commercial abalone farms in South Africa grow Ulva in D-ended raceways to bioremediate farm effluent water, allowing water to be recirculated back to the abalone, while Ulva is often used as a supplementary feed source. Despite Ulva's versatility in integrated multi-trophic aquaculture (IMTA) systems, there are biosecurity concerns with the recirculation of seawater and the use of effluent-grown Ulva as abalone feed, preventing wider adoption of this technology. …”
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Partial substitution of maize with soybean hulls in a concentrate supplement for grazing dairy cows by Van der Vyver, Anesme

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Comparison of growth performance of Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) fingerlings fed different inclusion levels of black soldier fly (Hermetia illucens) pre-pupae meal diets an... by Groenewald, Niklaas Jakobus

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The nutritional value and palatability of Ulva lactuca as ruminant feed ingredient by Sutherland, Brandin

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Productivity of four fodder tree species, their nutritional value and potential role in ruminant production in Eastern Botswana by Walker, Keitirele Patricia

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Die aanwending van die CPM dairy model in formulering van voerrantsoene in 'n melkkudde by Vermaak, Jacobus Vermaak

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The effects of supplementing alternative carbohydrate sources on production and fibre degradation of jersey cows grazing pasture. by Steyn, Lobke

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