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  1. Horses & Donkeys

     

  2. Food from Dryland Gardens

    Key Resource 1991-02-01 Food from Dryland Gardens encourages gardens that serve local needs, that are based on local knowledge, and that conserve natural resources and the biological diversity of traditional crops. It was written for field workers, extension agents, students, project workers, and program planners. Both...
    Dryland Farming Vegetable Gardening
     

  3. Preventing fly-borne illness in donkeys and horses - video

    Access Agriculture Training Video Donkeys, mules and horses are important working animals, many diseases are transmitted by insects such as flies. Flies can transmit a parasitic worm called Habronema that causes several problems in horses and donkeys. There are many precautions which you can take...
    Fly Livestock Animal Health AccessAgriculture
     

  4. Access Agriculture training videos concerning Livestock

    Animal health Cattle Horses & Donkeys Other Livestock Pigs Poultry Rabbits Sheep & Goats
     

  5. Where There is No Farm Advisor

    In the present global climate of food shortages and price increases in food and fuel, it is more important than ever that communities improve local, sustainable food production. This handbook is a preliminary resource to introduce to you methods and concepts in tropical agriculture, and to assist...
    Agriculture Develo... Community Development Agriculture Extension Needs Assessment Growing Food Food Crops Sustainable Agricu...
     

  6. EDN Issue #22

    1988-05-19 Tagasaste, Chamaecytisus Palmensis, A Temperate Counterpart Of Leucaena Did You Have Difficulty Germinating Your Paulownia Trees? One Couple's Approach To Work With Traditional Herders Echo Crop Production Bulletin No.1: The Sweet Potato Book Review: How To Grow Fish In The Mountains Another...
     

  7. Working With Animals

    1996-10-19 Newsletter on Animal Husbandry in the Third World Book Review:Livestock for a Small Earth Training in Animal Traction Technical Note on Ox Yokes An Excellent Resource for Forage Seed and Information Winrock International Answers Livestock Questions Working with Traditional Herders
     

  8. Health and Parasites

    1996-10-19 Two Series on Veterinary Care:Raising Healthy [Animals] Under Primitive ConditionsandEthnoveterinary Medicine in Asia Book Review:Natural Veterinary Medicine Poultry in Tick Control on Cattle Tick Control Potential Homemade Dewormer for Goats Veterinary Students at Michigan State University are...
     

  9. Camels

    1996-10-19 INTRODUCING THE CAMEL,by Peter Grill. Lamar Witmer in Kenya sent us a copy of this unique book. He wrote, "I've read a number of books about camels. The one I am sending you is the one I believe to be the most useful as a single guide for development workers among pastoralists who herd camels. It...
     

  10. Chapter 9. Domestic Animals

    1996-10-19 Animals are very important to the small farm. Their integration into farming activities provides uses for many byproducts of the farm. They provide high-quality food, income, fertilizer, status, companionship, transportation, labor, and much more for rural families. But seasonal feed shortage and...