Application of nanomaterials in animal sciences

Year 2022, Volume: Volume 2 Issue: Issue 1, 19 - 22, 09.06.2022

Shabnam Delır Akbar Taghızadeh Hamid Paya Valiollah Palangı

Abstract

Nanoscience is one of the newest technologies in the world that is widely used in all fields of science and technology such as agriculture, medicine, pharmacy, environment, etc. One of the reasons for the pervasiveness of this technology in all sciences is related to its cross-science nature. This technology has received more attention in recent years due to its low cost, better and faster performance, high stability, and high repeatability. With this technology, farmers can have animals of superior breed and high production and experience the best performance by minimizing various diseases and have a high efficiency of milk and meat production at a lower cost.

Keywords

Nanomaterials, Ruminants, Growth Performance, Reproduction and Health

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