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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"SF Magu anifeiliaid"”.

  1. Effect of technological innovation and application on SMEs in Pakistan: an overview of the dairy sector

    Pakistan's livestock sector, notably the dairy sector, contributes little at the national and household levels, despite its potential and enormous population. Inefficient livestock output due to traditional production methods, substandard breeds, poor feeding, poor housing conditions, inadequate …

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  2. Man’s Best Friend or Man’s Best Therapist? Exploring the Barriers to Facilitating Dog-Assisted Therapy.

    Previous research has supported the efficacy of dog-assisted therapy, however, there continues to be a gap in the literature to explain why there are few opportunities to engage in this type of therapy. This research aimed to identify the perceived barriers to facilitating dog-assisted therapy to …

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  3. Spiritual Beekeeping: An Ethnographic Exploration of Sacred Apiculture in Present-day United States

    While many have acknowledged the existence of sacred apiculture traditions, very little research has been undertaken to understand the practices, experiences, and cosmologies of beekeepers who cultivate spiritual relationships with bees. Historians and researchers have observed sacred apiculture …

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  4. The Importance of Sheep and Their Wool to the Economy of Wales from 1100 to 1603

    This thesis investigates the economy of Wales through the activities of farmers and landlords, particularly through their attitudes to the keeping of sheep. It then places this activity in the context of the value that sheep and wool brought to the economy of England over this same period. It is …

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