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Characterization of Chicken Manure from Manjung Region

Gobind Singh, Rashid Shamsuddin, Aqsha Aqsha, Sang-Sun Lim

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Poultry business is a growing industry in Manjung Region, associated with high loading of daily manure generation.The manure contains food source that attract flies to lay eggs, which create an endemic health and societal problem.Chicken manure however can be a potential resource for value-added products such as biogas and bio fertilizer.As a start, manure was characterized for its contents such as using CHNS, TGA, AAS, XRF and ICP-OES.Key highlights include protein content of 34.5% and 27% as well as total organics of 45% and 51% for fresh and composted manure respectively.Stored energy was determined as 6905 J/g for fresh manure and 8239 J/g for composted manure.These and other parameters determined are comparable to literature values on chicken manure from various countries.The availability of energy and protein in the manure provides an avenue to convert them into another form of energy such as biogas.As the food source is digested, the fly issue could potentially be alleviated.

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Poultry business is a growing industry in Manjung Region, associated with high loading of daily manure generation.The manure contains food source that attract flies to lay eggs, which create an endemic health and societal problem.Chicken manure however can be a potential resource for value-added products such as biogas and bio fertilizer.As a start, manure was characterized for its contents such as using CHNS, TGA, AAS, XRF and ICP-OES.Key highlights include protein content of 34.5% and 27% as well as total organics of 45% and 51% for fresh and composted manure respectively.Stored energy was determined as 6905 J/g for fresh manure and 8239 J/g for composted manure.These and other parameters determined are comparable to literature values on chicken manure from various countries.The availability of energy and protein in the manure provides an avenue to convert them into another form of energy such as biogas.As the food source is digested, the fly issue could potentially be alleviated.

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Poultry business is a growing industry in Manjung Region, associated with high loading of daily manure generation.The manure contains food source that attract flies to lay eggs, which create an endemic health and societal problem.Chicken manure however can be a potential resource for value-added products such as biogas and bio fertilizer.As a start, manure was characterized for its contents such as using CHNS, TGA, AAS, XRF and ICP-OES.Key highlights include protein content of 34.5% and 27% as well as total organics of 45% and 51% for fresh and composted manure respectively.Stored energy was determined as 6905 J/g for fresh manure and 8239 J/g for composted manure.These and other parameters determined are comparable to literature values on chicken manure from various countries.The availability of energy and protein in the manure provides an avenue to convert them into another form of energy such as biogas.As the food source is digested, the fly issue could potentially be alleviated.

Key concepts: Manure, Chicken manure, Biogas, Fertilizer, Environmental science, Manure management, Animal waste, Bioenergy

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