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Some observations on ethnoveterinary medicine in northern Nigeria
Veterinary Quarterly, 1993 The Fulani are herdsmen of Northern Nigeria. For generations they have been moving their cattle in an annual migration pattern in search of water. The tracks are chosen carefully, however: tsetse-fly-infected areas are avoided. In his ten years of experience in Nigeria's veterinary sector--part of this time as special officer in charge of eradicating ...
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Some ethnoveterinary plant records for Sikkim Himalaya
, 2010 344-346 A field survey was done to study and document the indigenous knowledge of various ethnic groups of Sikkim regarding animal healthcare. The hills of Sikkim Himalaya are inhabited by number of ethnic groups. They use medicinal plants not
Sharma, BL, Bharati, Kumar Avinash
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ChallengesThis paper presents a case study of Fulani herdsmen in Nigeria, whose traditional ethnoveterinary practices risk being lost as the country transitions to more intensive and enclosed livestock practices.
Jennifer Cole +13 more
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Indigenous Knowledge: The Basis of The Maasai Ethnoveterinary Diagnostic Skills
, 2004 The Maasai indigenous knowledge of animal diseases is comparable to the conventional knowledge of the modern veterinarian. Their diagnostic skills of livestock diseases is based on indigenous symptoms of diseases, vectors of diseases, season effects and
Jacob, Miaron O. +2 more
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, 2007 No Abstract. Keywords: Ethnobotany; Ethnoveterinary medicine; Informant consensus Ethiop. J. Bio. Sci. Vol. 3 (2) 2004: pp.
Z Asfaw +5 more
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Ethnoveterinary Knowledge and Practice among the Pastoralists of Baringo District, Kenya. [PDF]
, 2013 A study was carried out in Marigat and Nginyang Divisions of Baringo District to document the role of Ethnoveterinary practice amongst the pastoralists.
Musalia, L. M. +2 more
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Promoting the Use of Ethnoveterinary Practices in Livestock Health Management in Masvingo Province, Zimbabwe [PDF]
, 2014 This study evaluated the contributions and potential of ethnoveterinary practices to livestock health management in Masvingo Province, Zimbabwe. Causes of non-adoption of ethnoveterinary practices were also determined, and recommendations for the way ...
Mudzengi, Clarice Princess
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Ethnoveterinary medicines used by tribals of Tadgarh-Raoli wildlife sanctuary, Rajasthan, India
, 2013 56-61Extensive ethnoveterinary survey was carried out during the 2006–2009 to document the precious indigenous healthcare practices prevalent among the different ethnic groups (Bhil, Meena, Garasia, etc.) of Tadgarh–Raoli wildlife sanctuary ...
Galav, Praveen, Katewa, S S, Jain, Anita
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Documentation and participatory rapid assessment of ethnoveterinary practices
, 2008 360-364The Indian subcontinent has a rich ethnoveterinary health tradition owing to the large agriculture based livelihoods and rich biodiversity. Due to various social, economic and political factors this tradition is facing the threat of rapid erosion.
Hariramamurthi, BA +3 more
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