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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"sheep husbandry"”.

  1. Identifying the beginnings of Sheep Husbandry in Westen China

    … influenced by each other. The domestication of sheep and goat, which first occurred about 10,000 years before present (BP) in the region of modern-day Syria, Turkey, and Iran, has long been assumed as introduced from the West to China, behind which there were population movements and cultural …

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  2. Sheep in the Land of Fire and Ice- Socio-economic aspects of sheep grazing on highland rangelands in Iceland

    … thesis is to examine socio- economic aspects of sheep grazing on highland rangelands in Iceland in relation to sustainable land use practices by means of a literature review. Socio-economic aspects refer to the economic environment of sheep husbandry in Iceland, agricultural policies, laws and …

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  3. Effekten av nematodinfektion på aktivitet och beteende hos förstagångsbetande lamm

    … will be one of the biggest challenges for the sheep husbandry. Research within this area is very important today and it is important to figure out new methods to identify individuals with high burden of parasites and to treat just these individuals. The aim of the study was to investigate the …

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  4. The Stocksman's Shadow: An Ethnography of Ethics and Symbolism in the Yorkshire Dales

    Now, then. A question: if a farmer has thirty sheep, and one escapes, how many sheep does that farmer have left? A clue: the answer is not as straightforward as you might think. For, dear examiner, sheep are not as straightforward as folk tend to imagine. On the contrary, they are wily and elusive …

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