Authors : J.A. Toca Ramirez , E. Salazar Sosa , R.T. Zuniga , J.S.C. Serrato , M.E. Pereda Solis , J. Toca Ramirez , F.O. Carrete Carreon , H. Herrera Casio and R. Ramirez-Necoechea
Abstract: We make a review of the importance of Phosphorus manure (P) as an environment contaminant and its relationship with organic and sustainable agriculture. The P elimination pathway related with intensive livestock production in described as well as the soil harmful effect. The natural resistance against high levels of soil P shown by some plants is pointed out. Also, procedure to reduce manure P excretion. The poor handling of livestock manure coming out from intensive farming has a very high P contents with represent a dangerous challenge to the environment. Two main tools are available to reduce for P harmful effect one are the phytase inclusion in feed stuffs and two the growing of P resistant plants.
J.A. Toca Ramirez , E. Salazar Sosa , R.T. Zuniga , J.S.C. Serrato , M.E. Pereda Solis , J. Toca Ramirez , F.O. Carrete Carreon , H. Herrera Casio and R. Ramirez-Necoechea , 2009. Phosphorus Derived From Animal Production: A Review. Journal of Animal and Veterinary Advances, 8: 1419-1428.