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Effect Of Fermentation On Nutrient Composition Of Spent Sorghum Mash Supplemented With Urea Grade Fertilizer
Spent sorghum mash (SSM) a by-product of fermentation, was purchased dried and re-fermented after treatment and inoculation with rumen liquor respectively. Four (4) samples of SSM with substrate to inoculums concentration of 10:1(w/w) were supplemented with; 0.5, 1.0, 1.5, and 2.0% levels of urea. The same quantity of samples were compacted in four (4) jam bottles of equal volume to
Microbial Protein Production By Fermentation Of Sorghum Beer Residue Supplemented With Urea Plus Methionine. A Preliminary Study
Sorghum beer residue (SBR), a by-product of fermentation was procured dried and subjected to a second stage fermentation with urea (N) and methionine (S) supplementation. The effects of four levels of urea (0.5, 1.0, 1.5 and 2.0%) and four levels of methionine (0.29, 0.33, 0.37 and 0.41%) were tested on fermentation of SBR incubated in rumen liquor of cow for
Comparison Of Pollen Tube Growth Rates Among Four Genera And Their Wild Relatives In The Family Cucurbitaceae: Implications For Ecological Risk Assessment Of Transgenic Crops
One of the most discussed risks with the cultivation of transgenic plants is the loss of control over the engineered genes and subsequent hybridisation with closely related species. For hybridisation to take place, pollen need not only be dispersed to recipient plants, but the pollen grains must also sire the ovules. When more pollen is deposited than the number of
Residues Of Herbicides Imazethapyr (pursuit) And Oxyfluorfen (goal) In Groundnut Plant And Soil
The effective control of pests such as weeds, insects, and diseases is critical to assuring healthy crops and enhancing agricultural productivity. Various pest control methods have been adopted. One is the use of chemical pesticides, which is still the most common method because it is cheap and often very effective. The effectiveness of chemical pesticides in protecting crops, however, has
Attitude Of Pregnant Women Towards The Prevention Of Mother To Child Transmission (pmtct) Of Hiv In Ikot Omin, Calabar Municipality, Cross River State
The study was aimed at determining attitude of pregnant women towards the prevention of mother to child transmission (PMTCT) of HIV in Ikot Omin, Calabar Municipality, Cross River State. The survey design was adopted. Data were generated through questionnaire, FGD and in-depth interview (IDI). The total respondents involved in the study were Eighty four (84). Data collected through the questionnaire
The Impact Of Tax Relief Policies On Small Scale Enterprises In Ekiti State
In Nigeria, the existing financial structure has not engendered the expected growth in the small-scale industrial sector as it is being expected of it. In view of this, government introduced various schemes to bail out the sector. Such introduced schemes constitute part of the conventional fiscal and monetary policies. They are classified under government’s direct intervention schemes. Government tax relief
The Significance Of Reputation Management In The Public Sector: A Case Study Of National Social Security Authority (nassa)
Research has shown that corporate reputation management is taking centre stage as a key business issue in most organisations the world over. However much of the research on the significance of corporate reputation management has been largely inclined towards the private sector with limited research on its impact in the public sector particularly in the developing world. Moreover most public
Influence Of Conflict Resolution Practices On Organizational Performance In Public Healthcare Sector In Kenya
The study sought to determine the influence of conflict resolution practices on organizational performance in Public Healthcare sector in Kenya. Specifically, it was to determine the influence of negotiation, mediation and arbitration on staff retention and quality of service. A descriptive survey research design was used. Survey method was used to gather data from 150 hospitals in levels four (4)
Abundance And Diversity Of Insect Visitors To Flower Of Moringa Oleifera At Forestry And Environment Arboretum
The field experiment was carried out during flowering seasons of Moringa ofefera from March to May 2015, at the Teaching and Research Forestry Department nursery and arboretum of the Rivers State University of Science and Technology, Port Harcourt.. All the insects that visited the Moringa o1efera flowers between 7:05am and 5:00pm were observed and collected using sweep net sorted out
