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Economic potential of AVIKASIL-S technology for estrus synchronization in sheep

Indian Journal of Animal Sciences, 2020
The study captures the economic benefits of AVIKASIL-S, an estrus synchronization technology in sheep using an economic surplus approach in the Rajasthan state of India. The adoption of technology at the field level was at a nascent stage.
VINAYAK NIKAM, SHIV KUMAR, I T KINGSLY, S J BALAJI, ABIMANYU JHAJHRIA, RAJ KUMAR, DAVENDRA KUMAR   +6 more
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Laura Jiga Iliescu. 2020. Biserica de alături. Câteva rituri necercetate ale ciobanilor din Carpați. Studiu de etnologie asupra religiozității pastorale [The church next door. Unresearched rites of the Carpathian shepherds. Ethnological study of pastoral religiosity]. Iași: Institutul European, 226 p.

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The book Biserica de alături [The church next door] addresses some of the lesser-known rites of the shepherds from the Romanian Carpathians, such as the marriage at the fir trees, the confession, the prayer at the tree, and eating tree buds at Easter ...
Cornelia Florea
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Leadership strategies to foster innovation in healthcare organizations of the UK: a systematic review

BMC Health Services Research
Background UK healthcare organizations face increasing pressure to innovate in response to technological advancements, resource constraints, and evolving patient expectations.
Alisha Thapa, Pratikshya Gyawali, Dhirendra Kalauni   +2 more
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It’s not merely a struggle, the way we live, it’s wonderful, too! The Changing Life and Role of Women Herders in the Last 120 Years in Hungary

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Women have always played a significant role in herding in Hungary, although their tasks and recognition have changed substantially over time. Nowadays, the vital role of women is becoming increasingly visible and recognised in Hungary.
Ibolya Sáfiánné, Márta Sófalviné Tamás, Zsófia Osvald, Margit Dobó, Erzsébet Szalai, Eszter Fodor, Margareta Lelea, Zsolt Molnár   +7 more
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Scuffling with the Wild Animal. Recorded Documents with Shepherds from the Carpathians

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Whether harmonious or tense over time, the ways in which encounters with wild animals are narrated reflect perspectives on nature and human interaction with it.
Laura Jiga Iliescu
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Passover in the calendars of the Old Testament

Ruch Biblijny i Liturgiczny, 2009
The Jewish feast of Pesah was born in the circle of the shepherds’ culture, more precisely in the Semitic seminomadic groups. It was being celebrated during the spring, at the beginning of a new year.
Sylwester Jędrzejewski
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Old beliefs of the shepherds from Covasna

Etnosfera
Romanian popular culture and civilization in the Covasna area, the perimeter with so rich pastoral traditions, preserves a rich ethnographic heritage, both material and spiritual.
Florentina Teacă
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Via Transilvanica: Who is on Whose Territory? What is Like to be a Traveller in the Proximity of a Sheepfold?

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This article draws on research conducted on Via Transilvanica, focusing on how sheepdogs mediate interactions between tourists and shepherds. Officially opened in October 2022 by Tășuleasa Social Association, Via Transilvanica is a 1400 km long hiking ...
Cornelia Florea
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ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC STUDIES IN DIFFERENT BREEDS OF DOGS [PDF]

Journal of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, 2002
Seventy two healthy dogs of three different breeds were used to study the ECG pattern.
Y.R. Sanjaya Kumar, P. Madhava Rao, S. Yathiraj   +2 more
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A political ecology of shifting commons in the Pyrenees: Shepherds on the edge of production and amenity-based capitalism after the reintroduction of bears

Journal of Political Ecology
The brown bear reintroduction program in the Pyrenees was launched in 1996, once their population was considered extinct in the central parts of the mountain range.
Ferran Pons-Raga
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