2007
DOI: 10.1590/s1516-89132007000500016
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Use of fish waste as silage: a review

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“…In this scenario, technologies for the reuse of these wastes have been studied as alternatives to reduce these environmental problems (Vidotti, Viegas, & Carneiro, 2003;Arruda, Borghesi, & Oetterer, 2007;Mousavi, Mohammadi, Khodadadi, & Keysami, 2013). Seibel and Souza-Soares (2003) report that in Brazil the reuse of waste from fish processing is still low, and that the fishmeal processed and available on the market is still of poor quality, mainly because this wasteis accumulated in tanks without any type of treatment, which evidence the lack of hygienic quality of these processing plants, or part of it is discarded in the vicinity of the site, contributing to the increasing problem of environmental contamination.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this scenario, technologies for the reuse of these wastes have been studied as alternatives to reduce these environmental problems (Vidotti, Viegas, & Carneiro, 2003;Arruda, Borghesi, & Oetterer, 2007;Mousavi, Mohammadi, Khodadadi, & Keysami, 2013). Seibel and Souza-Soares (2003) report that in Brazil the reuse of waste from fish processing is still low, and that the fishmeal processed and available on the market is still of poor quality, mainly because this wasteis accumulated in tanks without any type of treatment, which evidence the lack of hygienic quality of these processing plants, or part of it is discarded in the vicinity of the site, contributing to the increasing problem of environmental contamination.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Fish wastes obtained from the agri-food industries are subject to strict environmental regulations. Sanitary landfills and effluent treatment ponds are no longer authorized due to the generated disagreeable odor [18,19]. Therefore, the implementation of a management strategy has become a prominent necessity.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Posteriormente, se pesaron y mezclaron con harina de yuca (20%) variedad HMC-1, o melaza comercial (15%); 0,25% de benzoato de sodio, 0,1% de Butilhidroxitolueno -BHT, 5% de inóculo (medio con Lactobacillus plantarum liofilizado -B 2A SACCO) en el caso del biológico [7]; y 2,5% de ácido fórmico o acético al 85% m/v en el caso del químico. Los ensilajes fueron almacenados en proporciones de 2 kg por unidad experimental en recipientes plásticos cerrados con un espacio de cabeza del 30% [8], a temperatura constante de 15°C para simular la temperatura promedio del municipio de Silvia Cauca.…”
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“…Las variables de respuesta analizadas para el seguimiento de los ensilajes fueron: potencial de hidrógeno (pH) y acidez titulable (ATT) cada 3 días [8], consistencia o grado de licuefacción (CST) cada 4 días [9]. El perfil microbiológico se analizó mediante el recuento de bacterias ácido lácticas (BAL), mesófilos aerobios (MSAB), coliformes totales (COLITL), mohos y levaduras (MHLVD) al inicio y final del estudio [10,11].…”
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