The highest cumulative gas production occurred with the
byproduct of canola, followed to a lesser extent by the black sunflower and the forage radish.
Depending on the different oil extraction procedures, the copra
byproducts can be classified into mechanically extracted copra meal (copra expellers, CE; IFN 5-01-572; AAFCO, 2016) or solvent extracted copra meal (CM; IFN 5-01-573; AAFCO, 2016).
In the green sand casting process,
byproducts not destined for beneficial use historically have been considered wastes by the industry and regulatory community and disposed in landfills.
However, in contrast to our findings, these authors reported that the dietary inclusion of lentil
byproduct in excess of 10% adversely affected FCR.
Since the town began using the alcohol
byproduct mixture, Mr.
The technology has served as a foundation for developing a broader line of cotton
byproduct hydromulches for erosion control, including a premium hydromulch for steep slopes, and more recently, a midgrade product for flat- to mid-slope terrain.
The inculcation of religious belief would be a
byproduct of these other, baser, motives.
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has proposed rules to require drinking water systems to increase protection against Cryptosporidium and expand control of disinfection
byproducts.
The advantages of the two "cost reduction" methods are that (1) they are theoretically sound because they give the primary product credit for the pieces of it that were sold off or will be sold off, and (2) they de-emphasize
byproducts by having no
byproduct revenue reflected on the income statement.
"They eat it and grow." The
byproduct: volatile sulfur compounds (stinky gases) that cause halitosis.