Ethical Food Consumption in the Digital Age: Consumer Attitudes Towards Digitally Monitored Animal Welfare in Pork Products
Appetite,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 107853 - 107853
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Climate
change
is
an
emerging
global
reality
with
widespread
effects
on
ecosystems
and
human
communities.
However,
its
significant
impact
livestock
animals
often
goes
underdiscussed
as
more
focus
given
to
of
production
climate
change.
Implementing
high-welfare
systems,
such
digital
monitoring
animals,
can
help
mitigate
climate-related
challenges
by
reducing
temperature
fluctuations
controlling
disease
spread.
Despite
the
potential
benefits,
consumer
acceptance
this
innovation
remains
uncertain.
This
study
examines
attitudes
toward
digitally
monitored
animal
welfare
practices,
aiming
understand
their
values
they
associate
these
practices.
It
investigates
role
technology
in
enhancing
decision-making
addressing
concerns.
Using
means-end
chain
theory
Schwartz's
value
typology,
research
explores
motivational
layers
product
attributes
tied
values.
Semi-structured
interviews
twenty
pork
consumers
revealed
hierarchical
relationships
between
attributes,
Analysis
through
NVivo
14
LadderUX
software
generated
themes
a
map.
The
findings
indicate
that
prioritise
diets,
stress-free
environments,
humane
processing
health
conditions,
linking
both
ethical
hedonic
Intrinsic
like
appearance
freshness
are
crucial
for
at-home
consumption
decisions,
while
sustainable
packaging
also
plays
role.
found
differences
behavior
based
context,
shifting
restaurateurs
when
dining
out.
underscores
importance
transparency,
quality
influencing
providing
actionable
insights
marketing
strategies
promote
improve
standards.
Language: Английский
Malic acid- heat- treatment of proteins reduces methane and nitrogen emissions with improvement in growth, feed efficiency and nutrient utilization in Murrah buffalo (Bubalus bubalis)
Shubham Thakur,
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Avijit Dey,
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R.S. Berwal
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et al.
Journal of Agriculture and Food Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 101647 - 101647
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Development and Validation of Data Acquisition System for Real-Time Thermal Environment Monitoring in Animal Facilities
AgriEngineering,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
7(2), P. 45 - 45
Published: Feb. 17, 2025
In
animal
facilities,
monitoring
and
controlling
the
thermal
environment
are
essential
in
ensuring
productivity
sustainability.
However,
many
production
units
face
challenges
implementing
maintaining
effective
control
systems.
Given
need
for
Smart
Livestock
Farming
systems,
this
study
aimed
to
develop
validate
an
easy-to-use,
low-cost
embedded
system
(ESLC)
real-time
of
dry-bulb
air
temperature
(Tdb,
°C)
relative
humidity
(RH,
%)
facilities.
The
ESLC
consists
data
collection/transmission
modules
a
server
Internet
Things
(IoT)
storage.
standard
recording
sensors
(SRS)
were
installed
prototype
Over
21
days,
their
performance
was
evaluated
based
on
Data
Transmission
Success
Rate
(DTSR,
Interval
(DTI,
minutes).
Additionally,
agreement
between
SRS
assessed
using
daily
mean
root
square
error
(RMSE)
(RE)
across
different
Tdb
RH
ranges.
successfully
collected
transmitted
cloud
server,
achieving
average
DTSR
94.04%
predominant
DTI
one
minute.
Regarding
measurement
agreement,
distinct
RMSE
values
obtained
(0.26–2.46
(4.37–16.20%).
Furthermore,
four
sensor
exhibited
RE
below
3.00%
all
ranges,
while
showed
progressively
increasing
as
levels
rose.
Consequently,
calibration
curves
established
each
module,
high
correlation
raw
corrected
(determination
coefficient
above
0.98).
It
concluded
that
is
promising
solution
enabling
continuous
reliable
collection
transmission.
Language: Английский
The role of ecosystem services in the pursuit of the doughnut economy – Implications for meat and dairy agroecosystems
Ecosystem Services,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
72, P. 101709 - 101709
Published: Feb. 24, 2025
Language: Английский
Context is key to understand and improve livestock production systems
Clare E. Kazanski,
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Mulubhran Balehegn,
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Kristal Jones
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et al.
Global Food Security,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
45, P. 100840 - 100840
Published: March 18, 2025
Language: Английский
Mombaza (Panicum máximum), aplicación de varios niveles de gallinaza en pasto de corte tropical
Pedro Pablo Cedeño Reyes,
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Mishel Domenica Dillon Abarca,
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Cristian Morales Alarcón
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et al.
LATAM Revista Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5(5)
Published: Oct. 19, 2024
El
presente
trabajo
de
investigación
busca
determinar
el
nivel
gallinaza,
en
que
se
puede
obtener
un
mayor
rendimiento
agronómico
y
mejor
calidad
nutricional
del
pasto
mombasa.
Se
utilizó
diseño
bloques
completamente
al
azar,
hicieron
cuatro
grupos
con
repeticiones
por
grupo,
a
cada
grupo
adiciona
una
cantidad
gallinaza:
Grupo
1,
7Tm/Ha;
2,
6
Tm/Ha;
3,
5
4,
o
control,
0
Tm/Ha.
Las
variables
campo
estudiadas
fueron
altura
la
planta,
ancho
hoja,
peso
tallo,
área
raíz,
biomasa,
las
laboratorio
fueron,
Proteína
cruda,
Fibra
detergente
neutra
(FDN),
acida
(FDA),
Lignina,
Materia
Seca
(MS),
Digestibilidad
in-vitro
MS,
Extracto
Etéreo
(EE)
determinación
Ceniza.
análisis
estadístico
realizó
prueba
ANOVA.
Finalmente,
este
administró
gallinaza
presentó
mayores
variables:
Ancho
hoja
7
Tm/
Ha
1,51
±
0,09
cm,
Peso
1,90
1,46
g,
tallo
4,11
1,04
Biomasa
Tm/Ha
1993±
529,79
Kg,
seca
21,71±
0,8
%,
cruda
3,04%,
65,94±
1,37,
Lignina
14,15±
0,64
(menor).
Harnessing Big Data and AI for Predictive Insights: Assessing Bankruptcy Risk in Indonesian Stocks
Data & Metadata,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
3
Published: Dec. 31, 2024
Introduction:
This
research
aims
to
investigate
the
use
of
financial
Big
Data
and
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
in
predicting
bankruptcy
risk
companies
listed
on
Indonesia
Stock
Exchange
(BEI),
with
Altman
Z-Score
model
as
main
framework.
Objective:
In
this
research,
an
intervening
variable
form
data
quality
is
introduced
assess
role
mediation
increasing
accuracy
predictions..
Method:
The
method
used
quantitative
analytical
Structural
Equation
Modeling
Partial
Least
Squares
(SEM-PLS),
which
allows
analysis
relationship
between
independent
variables
(Big
AI),
(quality
data),
dependent
(bankruptcy
prediction).
Result:
results
show
that
integration
AI
significantly
increases
company
predictions
IDX,
acting
strengthens
relationship.
influence
prediction
through
has
also
been
proven
provide
more
precise
faster
compared
conventional
model.
Conclusion:
These
findings
confirm
a
key
factor
must
be
considered
optimizing
capital
market.
implications
for
development
technology
(Fintech)
management
strategies
public
companies,
especially
identifying
risks
effectively
by
utilizing
latest
technology.
Language: Английский