Beneficial Microorganisms in the Anaerobic Digestion of Cattle and Swine Excreta

The accumulation of solid organic waste is reaching critical levels in almost all regions the world. It must be managed sustainably to avoid depletion natural resources, minimize risks human health, reduce environmental burdens, and maintain an overall balance ecosystem. This research focuses on anaerobic digestion bovine swine excreta with without applying beneficial microorganisms as a viable option for recycling agricultural wastes. Three greenhouse gases (GHGs)—methane, carbon dioxide, ammonia—produced by cattle that were treated bioreactors quantified. A monitoring gas concentration measurement system was implemented inside bioreactors. behavior GHGs efficiency treating farm animal analyzed according phases digestion. Average reductions units ppm CH4 during composting process 46.95% 34.48% observed treatments, respectively. concluded studied had different behaviors treatments due types feeding. However, it emphasized are essential tool reducing