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Insecticide use in livestock production
1966Insecticides are necessary for a productive livestock economy in the United States. A wide range of insects, ticks, and mites must be controlled to protect the health and productivity of livestock. Since an efficient livestock economy also requires the production of adequate amounts of nutritious feeds, it is equally important that insecticides be ...
E F, Knipling, W E, Westlake
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Status of Livestock and Livestock Products Marketing in India
2022Livestock are the domesticated animals raised in an agricultural setting to provide labor and produce commodities such as meat, eggs, milk, fur, leather and wool. Around 20.5 million people are depending upon livestock for their livelihood and it is also contributing more than 4% to our GDP and more than 25% of total Agriculture GDP.
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India’s Trade Performance in Livestock and Livestock Products
2007The livestock sector plays a dynamic role in the development process of India. It provides food, income and employment and for low income producers, the sector also serves as a store of wealth, provides draught power and organic fertiliser for crop production and as a means of transport. Consumption of livestock products in India though starting from a
Bardhan, D., Bardhan, D.
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U.S. Foreign Trade in Livestock and Livestock Products
1964There is currently an active interest in U. S. trade with other countries in meat and other livestock products. This has developed mainly because of concern over the recent fast rise--until this year--in beef imports into the United States. Increased imports of lamb and mutton have also contributed to this concern. Meanwhile, U. S.
Rockwell, George R., Rockwell, George R.
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The impact of genomics on livestock production.
2007The unique genome of a livestock animal represents the potential of that individual in a particular production environment. In contrast, the different genomes of individuals of a livestock species reflect the genetic plasticity of the species as a whole and the diversity of genetically determined phenotypes that can be produced by the species ...
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Causes of Annual Fluctuations in the Production of Livestock and Livestock Products
Journal of Farm Economics, 1947Geoffrey S. Shepherd, James H. Lorie
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Marketing Roundtable‐Livestock and Livestock Products: Discussion
American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 1951openaire +4 more sources
Virtual Land and Water Flows and Driving Factors Related to Livestock Products Trade in China
Land, 2023Hao Ji, Meina Zhou
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Trends in Consumption, Production, and Trade in Livestock and Livestock Products
2013Fritz Schneider, Allan Rae, Rudy Nayga
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