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ABSTRACT: MENA and Mediterranean climate renders heat stress as one of the most important environmental stressors that adversely impacts livestock and at times even threatens the survival of the animals. Ambient temperature, which is the most significant variable, is one of the climatic factors that can exert stress on a variety of characteristics in sheep, along with humidity, air movement, photoperiod, solar radiation, and wind speed, respectively. For small ruminants, performance and productivity are impacted by heat stress throughout the production phases. However, the impact of these stresses on productivity differs between production systems and agro-ecological zones. The impact of.......
Key Word: heat stress, ewes, THI, heart rate, rectal temperature milk production, reproduction
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Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
Title | : | Effect of COVID-19 on markets for fruits and vegetables |
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Authors | : | Thilak Reddy C || Dhanasekaran Marimuthu |
: | 10.9790/2380-1511020913 |
ABSTRACT: Beginning in March 2020, the emergence of the new coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 (and COVID-19 illness) had a substantial impact on Canada's fruit and vegetable industries. Produce producers and distributors were compelled to switch supplies almost entirely from the foodservice to the retail channels as a result of the closure of taverns, restaurants, and schools. Despite labour and logistical challenges that shippers experienced, the fresh produce supply chain was unaffected. Long-term, we anticipate enduring changes in consumer purchase patterns for food online, tighter concentration in the distribution of fresh produce, and perhaps even retailing
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Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
Title | : | Literacy-Based Coffee Shop as an Effort to Increase Interest of Reading in Paser Regency |
Country | : | Indonesia |
Authors | : | Apriyal Fakih |
: | 10.9790/2380-1511021419 |
ABSTRACT: Library as the information center did not escape from various problems. The development of information and communication technologies such as android based gadgets, and low interest in reading is a problem that must be overcome with various innovations. The low interest in reading society today is a serious threat faced by the Indonesian nation. Index reading in Indonesia is still in the range of very low numbers that affect the level of quality of human resources owned. The library as an institution in charge of increasing interest in reading needs to innovate so that reading interest of the community can increase. A literacy-based coffee shop is a library that combines the design of libraries with coffee shops while still emphasizing.......
Key words: Coffee Shop, Literacy, Library, Reading Interest
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ABSTRACT: Niger's farming system is characterized use of traditional farming tools, low level technology and basic agricultural production technics. This farming system is based on extensive use natural resources for subsistence and production. Over several decades, climatic and anthropogenic factors acted together to keep agricultural output at low level. Current research is undertaken in Fakara's region of Niger, and it aimed at focusing on climate changes impacts on agricultural output of the region. Sets of two (2) meteorological variables, rainfall and temperature patterns of the region were analyzed, over a long period spanning from 1905 to 2020 for rainfall data; and from 1950 to 2010 for temperature data. Data were obtained from meteorological services of Niamey-airport, which weather pattern is identical to that of Fakara's.......
Key words: Niger, agrarian systems, climate change, anthropogenic, resilience, adaptation.
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ABSTRACT: Background: Watermelon crops are widely cultivated by the community, especially in the lowlands, thus providing many benefits to watermelon farmers and entrepreneurs, and can improve Indonesia's economic system.This research was conducted in the rice fields of PalohJeureula Village, Sakti District, Pidie Regency, from March to September 2019. This research was conducted using a Randomized Block Design (RBD). Overall, there were 19 treatments, namely V1, V2, V3, V4, V1V1, V1V2, V1V3, V1V4, V2V1, V2V2, V2V3, V2V4, V3V1, V3V2, V3V4, V4V1, V4V2, and V4V3. Crosses between watermelon cultivars V1, V2, V3 and V4 obtained a very high level of diversity.......
Key words: Crosses, Cultivars, Fruit weights, Vegetative, Generative, and Diversity.
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Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
Title | : | Productivity Effects of Petroleum Products' Consumption Among Farm Households In Nigeria |
Country | : | Nigeria |
Authors | : | Oni Timothy Olukunle |
: | 10.9790/2380-1511023845 |
ABSTRACT: In Nigeria, petroleum sector is poorly linked to the agricultural sector and the country's considerable endowment in the resources has not turned into substantial improvement in agricultural productivity. It has, therefore become important to lay empirical evidence on the effect of petroleum product consumption on agricultural productivity of farm households in Nigeria. The data used were secondary and covered the four waves of the General Household Survey, (GHS) Panel that spanned the period from 2010 to 2018. The data included output and area plantedto staples, mainly cereal grains, grain legumes roots and tubers, amount spent on the consumption of three......
Key words: Petroleum Products, Agriculture, Productivity, Farm Household JEL Classifications: Q12, R20
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ABSTRACT: Dear Dr Prasad, My name is Titilayo Oladitan, a recently PhD graduate from the Department of Soil Resources Management, University of Ibadan, Nigeria. I am currently working on the evaluation of tomato production using CROPGRO- tomato model to estimate the best seeding window and nitrogen source in an inceptisol soil of Okitipupa, Nigeria where the soil type, climatic influence (temperature and rainfall) and management practices are the major limitation factors for its production......
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ABSTRACT: Background:Okra is a promising fruit vegetable for cultivation, although not many Indonesian people know about the benefits of okra itself. One of the ways to increase okra production is by spurring its growth which will affect crop yields. One of the organic materials that can be used as a booster in plant growth is Plant Growth Promoting Rhizobacteria. PGPR is a beneficial bacteria that lives in plant roots, one of the benefits of PGPR is that it can stimulate plant growth and increase crop yields. PGPR can be made using roots from plants such as bamboo roots, banana....
Keywords : Okra, PGPR, Roots of shy princess
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