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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"soya beans"”.
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The potential of the agro-processing industry for industrialization in Zambia
… to formal markets. Using the value chain of soya beans, the study explains how the development of such a value chain could support structural transformation. Findings suggest that there are numerous opportunities, currently underexploited, for processing soya beans into diversified products. …
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Diet of the Tristan rock lobster Jasus tristani following the 2011 soya spill at Nightingale Island
… at Nightingale Island spilt 60,000 tonnes of soya beans (Glycine max), greatly affecting the local benthic environment, and with probable consequences for the local food web, including the diet of J. tristani. It is still unclear whether the soya beans are still on the seafloor at Nightingale …
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Characterisation of marama bean protein
… It is a very good source of protein, similar to soya beans and peanuts. The marama plant is very hardy and drought-tolerant. Therefore, it has great potential as an alternative to these other oilseed legumes. To facilitate the use of marama protein as a functional ingredient in food systems, the …
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The impact of the CLUSA credit programme on its members in chief Moono's area of Mumbwa District
… In particular, women grew cash crops such as soya beans, paprika and sunflower, which were traditionally a male domain. Among the crops that the farmers grew before joining the programme such as maize and sunflower, there was a substantial increase in production and consequently resulting in …
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The impact of the CLUSA credit programme on its members in chief Moono's area of Mumbwa District
… In particular, women grew cash crops such as soya beans, paprika and sunflower, which were traditionally a male domain. Among the crops that the farmers grew before joining the programme such as maize and sunflower, there was a substantial increase in production and consequently resulting in …
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Factors that affect owl ecology in an agricultural matrix in east Gauteng
… networks. The agricultural crops include maize, soya beans, and cultivated fields for animal feed. The region also contains the vulnerable African grass-owl (Tyto capensis), and three other owl species namely, the western barn owl (Tyto alba), the spotted eagle-owl (Bubo africanus) and the marsh …
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Indigenous Knowledge Management Practices: Looking at the Historical Perspectives of Palm Oil Extraction in Ologbo Ikpoba-Okha of Edo State of Nigeria.
… palm oil provides more oil per hectare than soya beans, oilseeds or sunflower seeds. Although palm oil is a better source of vegetable oil than other types of crude oil, there is concern that the increase in the amount of extraction of palm oil done these days if not monitored could have …
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The feeding apparattus [sic] of the nematode parasite Globodera pallida
… potato plants, Heterodera glycines which infects soya beans and the Meloidogyne genus which can infect a number of plant species including tomatoes. The majority of plant parasites infect the roots of the host plant although a number will also infect above ground level (Jagdale and Grewal, 2002; …