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Transhumance and its associated heritage are extremely complex and dynamic systems, and their conservation requires the analysis of interdisciplinary factors.
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This study examined the transhumance of bee colonies from the perspective of Hungarian beekeepers. Hungarian scientific literature on this topic is minimal.
István Szücs +2 more
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Canonical Discriminant Mapping of Origins in Andalusian Black Cattle: Inbreeding and Coancestry Decomposition via Mendelian Sampling Variances and Nodal Ancestor Contributions [PDF]
The Andalusian Black Cattle (Negra Andaluza) represents a genetic lineage linked to the ancient Eurasian aurochs, shaped by domestication events in the Near East and later introgressions from Italian and North African wild cattle. This study investigates
Luis Favian Cartuche Macas +6 more
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Summer transhumance to alpine pastures (ALP) is widespread in dairy systems of alpine regions. This study aimed to investigate the effects of transhumance of Brown Swiss cows to ALP on the yield, composition, and coagulation properties of milk (MCP), and
Elena Franciosi +2 more
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This study, part of a request for UNESCO to protect the practice of transhumance, provides a reflection carried out by shepherds in dialogue with pastoral agents who have accompanied them for several years.
Martine Wolff
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Transhumance, commons, and new opportunities: A European perspective
Transhumance is a form of livestock management including seasonal movement of livestock and people. Based on literature studies, interviews, field conversations and visits, this article aims to show the different ways in which transhumance practitioners ...
Hans Renes +2 more
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A Geographical Perspective on Transhumance Cultures in the World
This study focuses on transhumance as shaped by pastoral farming, rural cultural, rural economic, and geographic conditions. The main issue of this study is transhumance culture, which is at risk of transforming due to global pressures and threats.
Ferdi Akbaş, Füsun Baykal
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An economic analysis of transhumance in the Central Spanish Pyrenees
The ecological and risk -management rationales for livestock mobility are well established. Yet, few studies evaluate the economic benefits and costs of maintaining or resuming mobile, extensive livestock production compared to sedentary or semi ...
María E. Fernández-Giménez +1 more
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The transhumant herding system is increasingly dependent on protected areas to escape the scarcity of grazing areas, the occupation of transhumance corridors, the inadequacy of land legislation and the numerous social problems (human and material damages)
Alassan Assani Seidou +5 more
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Transhumance transfrontalière du bétail et répartition spatiale de la brucellose en Côte d’Ivoire
La Côte d’Ivoire est un pays ouvert à la transhumance transfrontalière du fait de son climat et du potentiel de son marché dans l’espace ouest-africain.
Wilfried Délé Oyetola +4 more
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