Browsing by Subject "Milk"

Browsing by Subject "Milk"

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  • Assessment of heavy metals contamination in milk : 
    Opige, Hudson (Busitema University., 2022-05)
    Milk has been considered one of the unique food sources for children’s and even adults and even adults’ nutrition. Cow milk is considered one of the responsible food sources contaminated with heavy metals. This review was ...
  • Categorization of NAADS farmers in Ongino sub-county Kumi district. 
    Opolot, Samuel Lo Opolot (Busitema University, 2013-08)
    Milk and other dairy products remains a staple in the diets of most Ugandans but its production is increasingly constrained by feed scarcity and high costs of feeds especially during the dry season. A cross sectional study ...
  • Determination of oxytetracycline concentrations in fresh beef sold in Mbale city, eastern Uganda. 
    Mutingi, Joel (Busitema University, 2022-02)
    Oxytetracycline is one of the antimicrobial drugs used for prophylactic treatment of different livestock diseases. These microbial drugs are used indiscriminately and this has attributed to accumulation of their residues ...
  • Food safety analysis of inorganic pollutants in milk produced in three sub counties of Kiboga district. 
    Ssegujja, Alex (Busitema University, 2022)
    The presence of toxic metals in food is being recognized as a priority by standards organization and constitutes an analytical challenge. Factors that lead to pollution of milk by heavy metals include environmental conditions, ...
  • Infant milk testing feeding bottle. 
    Mulepu, Pollycap. (Busitema University., 2020-12)
    Milk is a multi-nutrient fluid and it is the primary source of nutrition for infants. It consists of 82% of proteins. The protein in the milk is classified into casein and whey protein. Milk protein consists of 82% of ...
  • Prevalence and risk factors to mastitis in Bududa district. 
    Juma, Cyrus (Busitema University, 2022)
    Mastitis in bovine has been recognized as one of the most costly diseases in the world affecting dairy cattle. The disease causes major economic losses for example discarding off large quantities of milk as it cannot be ...
  • Water and formalin adulteration of milk sold in markets around Soroti city 
    Takoberwa, Madinah (Busitema University, 2023)
    This research was carried out from Soroti city in eastern Uganda. It involved collecting fresh milk samples randomly from farmers, vendors and then dairy shops and qualitatively determining formalin and water adulterants, ...

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