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Future directions of by-products and wastes in agriculture

Muchovej et al., 1997

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16597155528940345472
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Muchovej R
Pacovsky R
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World population increase and increasing urbanization have resulted in various negative effects for society, such as the rising demand for food and the production of large amounts of animal and human wastes. These various organic residuals include livestock wastes, crop …
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