Advertisements Koloche Et Al September 19, 2021 The objectives of this paper were to assess the socio-economic characteristics and constraints associated with the adoption of the improved Shea nut processing technologies in Niger State, Nigeria. The result of socio-economic characteristics of the Shea nut processors shows that majority (60.00%) were between the age range of 41 – Okosodo Et Al 2 September 19, 2021 This study examined the avifauna diversity of Covenant University Ota South Western Nigeria. The study area was divided into three blocks based on their different land use types. A total of 30 counting stations was used, and10 stations per each study site. Counting bands of 50m radius was used for Okosodo Et Al September 19, 2021 This study examined the food and feeding ecology of the Common Bulbul (Pycnonotus babatus) in Leventis Foundation Nigeria Agricultural Training School, South Western Nigeria. Direct field observation method was used to collect data for 12 months on the food and feeding ecology of these bird species. The study area was Apetorgbor Et Al September 19, 2021 Edible mushrooms are collected in the countryside and forest regions for consumption and some sold for income. They are highly nutritional and medicinal. The oil palm mushroom, Volvariella volvacea (Bull. Ex. Fr.) Sing., a highly priced and preferred edible mushroom is cultivated using traditional methods which result in low and Kouakou Et Al September 19, 2021 Yam is an important food crop in Côte d'Ivoire. Nevertheless, its production is facing many constraints including the inability to distinguish cultivated varieties from one another. Thus, different varieties and species are designated by the same names from one region to the other and vice versa, the same varieties are Seid Et Al September 19, 2021 The study was conducted to identify breeding objectives, existed breeding strategies and selection criteria of goat owners in mixed crop-livestock production systems in Horro Guduru Wollega Zone, western Ethiopia. Data were collected from 306 households through semi structured and structured questionnaires, focal group discussions and secondary sources. The data were Abdul Ganiyu Et Al September 19, 2021 Rain-fed farming systems dominate Ghanaian agriculture, especially regarding the cultivation of major staples, such as maize, yam, cassava and rice. In this environment, farmers depend strongly on seasonal rains and every alteration in precipitation distribution affects their very livelihood. Recent threats of climate change aggravate the already delicate balance of Getahun Et Al September 19, 2021 This study provides primary information of sweet potato market value chain analysis in Sidama and Wolayitazone in SNNPR. The survey was conducted in two districts for each zone with the total sample of producers 134 and 35 traders for each market participants to diagnose the farming system and identify the Mohamed Et Al September 19, 2021 Twelve Desert lambs; six Hamari tribal subtype and similar number of Kabashi subtype) were used in the experiment. Their age was four months with average weight of 25.25 Kg. Six lambs (three from each subtype, received a fattening ration and the other six lambs were kept on natural grazing (control). Appiah Kubi Et Al September 19, 2021 During surveys on anthracnose disease of cassava and yam, farmers were interviewed through questionnaire to seek their knowledge of the disease in four ecological zones in Ghana (Forest, Transition, Guinea Savannah and Coastal Savannah). Results analysed indicated that over 61% of the yam farmers and 79% of cassava farmers have « Previous 1 … 81 82 83 84 85 … 239 Next »
