NANOMATERIALS IN LIVESTOCK
Keywords:
nanoparticle, nanotechnology, Liquid vitamins, chip, nanozinc, physicochemical, nanomineralAbstract
The article presents an analysis of literature data on modern and current trends in the development of livestock farming and the use of nanotechnology methods in livestock farming. The application of nanotechnology in animal agriculture is improving the effectiveness of treatment of animal diseases in therapeutics, diagnostics, tissue engineering, vaccine production and other areas of animal production. The development of new types of nanominerals and nanoemulsion technology make it possible to produce high-calorie and effective immunomodulating feed for cattle and poultry at minimal cost. To solve reproductive problems in animal husbandry, new types of nanosensors with a nanosized and highly sensitive biomolecular probe have been developed to solve reproduction.
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