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Intergenerational transfer of occupational risks on family farms
The Journal of Rural Health, 2021AbstractBackgroundCultures of safety in farm work settings are under the authority of a responsible owner‐operator, who establishes rules, attitudes, and behaviors for farm work practices. This novel analysis provides new evidence to show that risks that can lead to injury and are commonly practiced on Canadian farms are indeed transferred between ...
Patrick A. Norman +4 more
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FARM TRANSFER AND FARM ENTRY IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY
Sociologia Ruralis, 1993L'analyse des mécanismes d'installation dans les pays de la Communauté montre que le statut de chef d'exploitation présente une très forte hérédité sociale. Ceci est dû principalement au contrôle exercé par les familles d'exploitants sur l'accès à la terre.
Blanc, Michel, Perrier Cornet, Philippe
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Progress on gene transfer in farm animals
Veterinary Immunology and Immunopathology, 1987Transgenic pigs and sheep have been produced by the microinjection of single-cell zygotes and two-cell ova with linear molecules of mouse metallothionein I (MT) promoter/regulator fused to either the human growth hormone (hGH) or bovine growth hormone (bGH) structural genes. The foreign genes integrated into the chromosomes of 3 of 111 lambs or fetuses
V G, Pursel +8 more
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A radiative heat transfer simulation on a SPARCStation farm
Proceedings of the First International Symposium on High-Performance Distributed Computing. (HPDC-1), 1993AbstractAt the Supcrcomputing Research Center we have built a computing farm consisting of 16 SPARCStation. ELCs. The ELCs all support the Mother distributed shared memory, which has primitives to support efficient synchronization and use of the network and processors.
Ronald G. Minnich, Daniel V. Pryor
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Nuclear transfer in farm animal species
Seminars in Cell & Developmental Biology, 1999CLONE 'a group of two or more individuals with identical genetic makeup derived, by asexual reproduction, from a single common parent or ancestor' (The Chambers Dictionary 1993, Chambers Harrap). The term clone was originally applied to plants but has subsequently been used in a much broader context to include a person or thing closely similar to ...
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WHO WILL GET GRANDPA'S FARM? COMMUNICATING ABOUT FARM TRANSFER
2005Paper and PowerPoint ...
DeVaney, Sharon A., DeVaney, Sharon A.
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Capital Transfer Tax and Farming
Fiscal Studies, 1980The main purpose of CTT is the equitable one of continuing the slow process of reducing the inequality of wealth. The average full-time farmer is in the top one per cent of owners of marketable wealth. Are there, however, any valid arguments based on what a standard treatment for CTT might imply for the efficiency and growth of farming to sustain the ...
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Transfer of Farm Technology and Communication Skills
2022"Transfer of farm Technology is a complex process involving social sciences, scientists, farmers and extension experts. To transfer farm technology each and every actor in the process need be familiar with communication skill. In Extension Education greater emphasis is given in teaching, research and field extension work.
C. Satapathy, M.P. Nayak
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FARM TRANSFERS IN SWITZERLAND: WITH A SPECIAL EMPHASIS UPON FARM APPRAISALS
1979In Switzerland it is common for the farm businesses to be transferred within the family because the law provides that the heir can purchase the business at its investment value. The investment value is arrived at by an income capitalization approach. The investment values of farm businesses are well below corresponding market values.
Gantner, Urs, Gantner, Urs
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