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Animals, 2022 Partial depopulation is the removal and slaughter of part of a flock prior to the final slaughter age, and this practice allows broiler producers to optimize stocking density in broiler houses.
Nunzio Sarnino +3 more
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DEPOPULATION IN PERIPHERAL REGIONS OF EASTERN POLAND – DETERMINANTS AND CONSEQUENCES [PDF]
Annals of the Polish Association of Agricultural and Agribusiness Economists, 2021 The study examines demographic processes and the resulting challenges for the development of areas at risk of depopulation. The research covered regions defined as NUTS 2 in European Union nomenclature and classified as the Eastern Poland Macroregion in ...
Grzegorz Ślusarz
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Population and Depopulation [PDF]
Nature, 1929 AT the World Population Conference held at Geneva in 1927, one might observe a contrast in viewpoint of the very greatest interest. The delegates from the United States were much concerned with the imminence of the dangers of over-population, while the majority of European speakers, at least those who spoke with authority on their own national ...
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Finnish Yearbook of Population Research, 2022 Blessed by its geology but a prisoner of its geography, the inhabitants of Ukraine have suffered repeated destructive depopulation. The population loss in the Ukraine 1914–21 was over five million.
David Coleman
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What will Increase the Birth Rate — Benefits for Families with Children or Demographic Self-Regulation? [PDF]
Социологический журнал, 2020 The author criticizes the opinion of A.G. Vishnevsky that so-called demographic selfregulation, i.e. the population spontaneous reacting to living conditions, can stop the natural decline of the population (depopulation).
Alexander B. Sinelnikov
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Frontiers in Veterinary Science, 2023 IntroductionAn incursion of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) into the United States remains a concern of high importance and would have devastating socioeconomic impacts to the livestock and associated industries.
Sarah R. Mielke +6 more
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Addressing Medical Deserts in Europe: Lessons From a Comparative Analysis. [PDF]
Health ExpectABSTRACT Background European countries face a common problem of medical deserts—areas where the population has limited access to healthcare services. Objective This article aims to define medical deserts and provide an in‐depth overview of the factors driving desertification and the solutions applied to reduce its negative consequences across six ...
Domagała A +9 more
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Rural Depopulation in China: A Comparative Perspective
RIMCIS, 2015 Modernization of Chinese society witnessed significant retreat of primary and growth of secondary and tertiary industries. The result of rapid urbanization has been accompanied with rapid rural depopulation, context of which is currently labeled by ...
Xingan Li
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The depopulation of the Bulgarian villages
Bulletin of Geography. Socio-Economic Series, 2012 The depopulation process in Bulgaria, especially in rural areas, is intensifying due to deepening unfavourable trends in the dynamics of demographic processes.
Chavdar Mladenov, Margarita Ilieva
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Экономика: стратегия и практика, 2022 This article deals with one of the most pressing issues today: the study of trends in the development and disappearance of the regions of Kazakhstan. The article discusses the features and opportunities of strategic development of regions in the Republic
K. I. Ibragimova, A. B. Turysbekova
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