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Are the broillars not for human consumption, why pig poo?

Pls look for better material.

hisgrace090:
Are the broillars not for human consumption, why pig poo?

Pls look for better material.

the pig poo is undigested feed that the pig did not use.you can't feed it like that,it will undergo some biological processes for weeks and after will be smelling like wine ready for to be added to the broiler feed

wengerman:
the pig poo is undigested feed that the pig did not use.you can't feed it like that,it will undergo some biological processes for weeks and after will be smelling like wine ready for to be added to the broiler feed

Just like poultry dropping meal for ruminants.
My few cents:
Availability of swine feaces on a large scale
Is the stress worth it at the end of the day?
The nutritive value of this feed to "birds", I don't know if the birds are the most suitable livestock for this type of feed, I place my bet on ruminants
Proper sourcing of the raw material/feed ingredient from a very good source (you won't want to transfer diseases, drug residues to the birds) and vigorous processing of the feed material(ensiling)
I drop my pen

wengerman:
the pig poo is undigested feed that the pig did not use.you can't feed it like that,it will undergo some biological processes for weeks and after will be smelling like wine ready for to be added to the broiler feed

Just like poultry dropping meal for ruminants.
My few cents:
Availability of swine feaces on a large scale
Is the stress worth it at the end of the day?
The nutritive value of this feed to "birds", I don't know if the birds are the most suitable livestock for this type of feed, I place my bet on ruminants
Proper sourcing of the raw material/feed ingredient from a very good source (you won't want to transfer diseases, drug residues to the birds) and vigorous processing of the feed material(ensiling)
I drop my pen.

hisgrace090:
Are the broillars not for human consumption, why pig poo?

Pls look for better material.

Environment
SEWAGE WATER PROCESSED FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION IN NAMIBIA

Recycling sewage into drinking water is no big deal. They've been doing it in Namibia for 50 years.

PRI's The World
December 15, 2016 · 3:45 PM EST
By Daniel A. Gross
The Goreangab water treatment plant uses a process that partially mimics nature to turn sewage from Windhoek's 300,000 residents back into potable water. It opened in 1968 and was the first such plant in the world.
Credit: Daniel Gross
On the outskirts of Windhoek, the capital of Namibia, there’s a huge, churning vat of nasty brown liquid. It's so stinky that my guide, the man who runs Windhoek's water department, tells me I might want to stay in the car.
But this is what I came to see — raw sewage, on its way to being turned back into drinking water.
The Goreangab waste treatment plant is where most of the wastewater from Windhoek’s 300,000 residents ends up. But it’s not your run-of-the-mill sewage plant. It’s the first stop in the city’s pioneering water recycling system.
Cities around the world are wrestling with whether they should build facilities like this . But here, in the middle of a desert in a remote corner of southern Africa, they’ve been recycling wastewater for almost 50 years.
It’s cutting-edge technology, but it’s based on the humblest of creatures — bacteria.
The recyling process begins with a conventional sewage treatment system. But at the point where processed sewage would normally be discharged into a waterway, the Goreangab plant sends it through additional steps that purify it to drinking water standards.
Credit: Daniel Gross
“Everything is done biologically, by the organisms,” explains Justina Haihambo, a process engineer at the plant. The bacteria help digest the human waste and pull it out of the water, essentially mimicking what happens in nature but a whole lot faster.
Speed was important when the plant was built back in the 1960s , and it’s even more important today.
“The plant was originally designed to treat 27,000 cubic meters [of sewage] a day,” says Haihambo. “But now sometimes during peak hours, we have around 41,000 cubic meters a day. Way more than it was designed for.”
That’s because Windhoek is bigger now than it was back then, and it’s again on the verge of running out of water from natural sources. The local reservoir, or dam, is almost empty.
“Our next rainy season is expected in January [or] February next year,” says water department head Pierre van Rensburg. “But we know before that the dams will be out. And we also don’t know how much rain we will get. We went through the last rainy season without having any inflow on the dams.”
Pierre van Rensburg, head of Windhoek's water department, says local residents are proud to have led the world in water recycling.
Credit: Daniel Gross
The drought that’s ravaging much of southern Africa is hitting Namibia hard, too. But van Rensburg grew up here, and he says water was always scarce.
“I can remember similar to what we have now, not being able to water your lawn,” he says. “Having to bathe in the same bath as others, collecting every drop of rainwater to try and use it to keep some plants alive.”
Before the mid-1900s, Windhoek got most of its water from nearby springs. But they dried up, and without much rain, it seemed the only way to keep up with demand was by taking what at the time was the radical step of reusing the city’s wastewater.
These days, such a plan can bring howls of protest by consumers repulsed by the idea of drinking recycled sewage. But the technology pioneered here has proven safe.
Not that there was much public input at the time. Back in the '60s, Namibia was controlled by apartheid-era South Africa, and the government wasn’t much concerned with public opinion, especially with the majority-black population.
Today, though, no one I talked with had any complaints about drinking recycled water. And van Rensburg says locals are now proud to have pioneered the idea.
“If you talk about the cradle of water reclamation, potable reclamation, everybody comes and see this. This is where it all started in 1968.”
The plant’s been updated since then. Today, after the sewage we started with has already been cleaned to the point where most cities would just pump it back into a river or the sea, it’s sent off to be further purified with ozone and activated carbon.
Of course, it’s not like this pioneering plant helped make Windhoek a modern metropolis. Just outside Goreangab’s gates, there's a huge slum of corrugated tin huts.
It's strange to see such poverty right next to this cutting-edge facility. But van Rensburg says it actually makes a lot of sense. Namibia has struggled with basic needs, and necessity is the mother of invention.
“If you look at the world, the pressing need is always in developing countries,” van Rensburg says. “It's a fast-changing environment. So, you always have to be innovative to try and stay a step ahead.”
Van Rensburg thinks developing countries like Namibia can lead the world in innovation — if they can gain access to funding and skilled labor.
“The fact that an idea can be generated in a developing country, that can actually inspire a similar trend in a developed country, is definitely, in my opinion, something that can happen,” he says.
The cutting-edge water recycling plant serves a city with many poor neighborhoods, like this one right outside its gates. Pierre van Rensburg says necessity is the mother of invention in developing countries like Namibia, which he thinks can lead the world in innovation — if they can gain access to funding and skilled labor.
Credit: Daniel Gross
Goreangab gets a lot of visitors from developed countries facing water shortages. Experts have come from Australia, Singapore and the US to see where water reclamation started. All those countries now have their own sewage recycling plants.
This place doesn’t supply every drop of Windhoek’s water. The city still taps groundwater and harvests some of what does fall from the sky. But the future here may be even drier than the past, so water recycling is more important than ever.
And the people who work at and run this plant put their water where their mouth is. There’s a drinking fountain on the way out of the plant that burbles with clear, cool water.
“That is the product from this plant,” says van Rensburg. “It's 100 percent purified sewage water.”
I take a sip, then another. It tastes delicious. And I lived to tell the tale.

ajibolag:

Just like poultry dropping meal for ruminants.
My few cents:
Availability of swine feaces on a large scale
Is the stress worth it at the end of the day?
The nutritive value of this feed to "birds", I don't know if the birds are the most suitable livestock for this type of feed, I place my bet on ruminants
Proper sourcing of the raw material/feed ingredient from a very good source (you won't want to transfer diseases, drug residues to the birds) and vigorous processing of the feed material(ensiling)
I drop my pen.

you are very correct,ensiling is part of the process but there are other processes before this to jack up the protein content.you know u can't use poultry poo to feed birds again it is another animal's poo that u use .like using poultry poo for ruminants and pig and vice versa,this is the reason for choosing pig poo because it is only pig and poultry poo that u can find in large quantity. as per diseases ,if it is well processed that will be taken care of.as a matter of fact pig and poultry poo is being processed for fish feed.that is why integrated farming is the way to go where u recycle ur capital by feeding using the poultry poo as part of feed for pig and pig poo as part of feed for poultry

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wengerman:
stop making money for feed manufacturing companies and increase your profit by learning how to make broiler feed using pig poo and learn other feed cutting cost strategies.training starts on DEC 1 on whatsapp.contact 08050761678 if interested

wengerman:
you are very correct,ensiling is part of the process but there are other processes before this to jack up the protein content.you know u can't use poultry poo to feed birds again it is another animal's poo that u use .like using poultry poo for ruminants and pig and vice versa,this is the reason for choosing pig poo because it is only pig and poultry poo that u can find in large quantity. as per diseases ,if it is well processed that will be taken care of.as a matter of fact pig and poultry poo is being processed for fish feed.that is why integrated farming is the way to go where u recycle ur capital by feeding using the poultry poo as part of feed for pig and pig poo as part of feed for poultry

Alright oo
But how do you account for the micro nutrients required for poultry feed formulation?

ajibolag:


Alright oo
But how do you account for the micro nutrients required for poultry feed formulation?

you add your normal poultry feed at 40%,so it will be 40% of normal feed and 60% of processed pig poo

wengerman:
you add your normal poultry feed at 40%,so it will be 40% of normal feed and 60% of processed pig poo

Use the pig waste to produce BSF maggots instead and use as poultry feed.

Christistruth00:


Use the pig waste to produce BSF maggots instead and use as poultry feed.

the waste is first use to produce maggots which are use to enrich it further. animal waste is made up of feaces and urine including undigested or residual nutrients of proteins,carbohydrates,lipids,and minerals and another fraction consisting of microbial mass formed in the intestines.large amount of phosphorus and nitrogen. the recovery of this nitrogen and phosphorous is economically and may ecologically significant.we are talking about cutting at least 40% feed cost

Christistruth00:


Use the pig waste to produce BSF maggots instead and use as poultry feed.

what you said makes sense but it makes more sense to also convert the organic nitrogen into protein in addition to the maggots. Nitrogen is a component of amino acids and urea. Amino acids are the building blocks of all proteins. Proteins comprise not only structural components such as muscle, tissue and organs, but also enzymes and hormones essential for the functioning of all living things. Urea is a byproduct of protein digestion. We use the term "organic nitrogen" to describe a nitrogen compound that had its origin in living material. The nitrogen in protein . everything boils down to cutting cost by increasing the quantity and quality of feed

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wengerman:
you add your normal poultry feed at 40%,so it will be 40% of normal feed and 60% of processed pig poo

Alright. weldone

ajibolag:
Alright. weldone

you are welcomed

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So some Muslims will eat the broiler chicken, not knowing they're indirectly eating pig byproducts. This is a forbidden in Islam... The more reason why we need to know where our food comes from, or better still, farm our food.

Ayokunleayoolashakirudeen:
So some Muslims will eat the broiler chicken, not knowing they're indirectly eating pig byproducts. This is a forbidden in Islam... The more reason why we need to know where our food comes from, or better still, farm our food.

where in quran did allah forbids eating of pig's dropping. It is pig that was forbidden and nt the feaces. Afterall, it must hav been converted.

babyboy4every1:

where in quran did allah forbids eating of pig's dropping. It is pig that was forbidden and nt the feaces. Afterall, it must hav been converted.

No matter how well it it's cooked, the worms are still present in the meat, even Pig manure is not recommended as fertilizer for vegetables. The filthy worms can survive the heat of a compost pile.

Including it in birds feed will mean transmitting same to humans.

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