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Ethnoveterinary practices in Jawalamukhi,Himachal Pradesh, India [PDF]
, 2014 Jawalamukhi shakti peeth is located in district Kangra Himachal Pradesh, endowed with a diverse plant wealth. The present study highlights the traditional knowledge on the ethnoveterinary medicinal plants used by the gujjar community of Jawalamukhi. They
Chandel, Sangeeta +3 more
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PLANTS AND ETHNOVETERINARY PRACTICES IN SRI LANKA
Proceedings of International Forestry and Environment Symposium, 2013 Ethnoveterinary practices in Sri Lanka were in use from time immemorial. This system oftreatments rely on the herbal species available and their medicinal value. These traditionalpractices descended from generation to generation had become a culture in the socioeconomiclife of the people and the ones who practice these traditional systems of ...
A. N. F. Perera, E. R. K. Perera
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Veterinary Medicine and Science, Volume 11, Issue 3, May 2025.This study examined the profiles of 89 poultry farmers in Tamil Nadu, focusing on their knowledge gain and the adoption of biosecurity practices through training programme. A significant improvement in knowledge was observed (p < 0.01), mainly among broiler farmers, who demonstrated the considerable knowledge gains.
Alagarsamy Alagesan +9 more
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Relationships between formal education and ethnoveterinary knowledge in Eluwai village Tanzania
, 2015 Ethnoveterinary medicine (EVM) is widely accepted to be cheap, safe, effective, and culturally sensitive, and is extremely important in primary livestock healthcare in developing regions (1).
Harvey, J.
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Advances in Agriculture, Volume 2025, Issue 1, 2025.Food insecurity and chronic poverty are persistent problems in the less developed world. Food insecurity may result from rapid population growth, inappropriate use of limited resources, climate change, unsuitable technologies, and a lack of appreciation for local knowledge and resources.
Takele Taye Desta, Abiram Karanam
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Ethnoveterinary medicine in African organic poultry production
, 2013 This review of literature gives an overview of the current and previous efforts on the use of Ethnoveterinary medicine in African rural and organic commercial poultry production.
nur athirahana binti zulkifli
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International Journal of Forestry Research, Volume 2025, Issue 1, 2025.Traditional ecological knowledge of medicinal plants is a valuable yet often under‐documented resource for human and livestock healthcare, as well as for forest biodiversity conservation. This community‐based study aimed to systematically document the medicinal uses of plant species, including parts used, harvesting techniques, preparation methods, and
Abeba Teklay +5 more
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Exploration of Plant Species Used by Bapedi Ethnic Group for Ethnoveterinary Purposes: A Case Study of Ga-Mphahlele Region in the Limpopo Province, South Africa [PDF]
, 2019 The use of plant resources by the Bapedi people in the Limpopo province in South Africa is regarded as part of their tradition and culture. This study was aimed at documenting ethnoveterinary uses of plants in Ga-Mphahlele region in the Limpopo province,
Sebua Silas Semenya +2 more
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Ethnoveterinary plants of Uttaranchal — A review
, 2007 444-458The study reveals that the people of the Uttaranchal state use 364 plants species in ethnoveterinary practices. Bhotiyas, Boxas, Tharus, Jaunsaris and Rhajis are the tribal groups inhabiting in Uttaranchal.
Tiwari, Lalit, Pande, HC, Pande, PC
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Ethnomedicinal indices based ethno-veterinary plant profile of Yousaf Baba Hills, District Mohmand, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan [PDF]
Brazilian Journal of BiologyThe local communities in Pakistan's remote mountainous regions possess a unique and rich treasure trove of ethnoveterinary knowledge regarding an indigenous medicinal plant that has been passed down through generations for centuries. In these hilly areas,
B. Khan +7 more
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