Socio-economic constraints on camel production in Pakistan’s extensive pastoral farming
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Abstract The present research is aimed to evaluate the diverse husbandry practices, ethno-veterinary socio-economic status and distressing constraints of camel pastoralists inhabiting desert (Thal) areas Pakistan, where they maintain herds Marecha Barela dromedaries in extensive production regimes. For this purpose, 200 were selected at random fill out an on-site questionnaire. According farmers’ responses, it was perceived that their living had improved last decades due progressive optimization productivity herdsmen responsiveness. In contrast, calf mortality rates, some traditional practices lack market investments continued be major affecting overall production. Ethno-veterinary medicines are widely applied as primary health care, thus influencing general health, potentials relief camels study region. With scenario, concerned stakeholders authorized institutions must re-evaluate urgent needs indigenous communities; education skills promote economic/ financial support low-income remote areas. turn, communities will adapted changing cultural values with regard welfare. Current societal perceptions demands within livestock industry, conceived a sustainable food security animal, if accomplished highest possible extent, increase effectiveness value chain breeders’ quality life noticeably enhanced. However, success could multiplied government may devise community education, veterinary cover, marketing facilitates interest-free small loans for pastoralists.
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ژورنال
عنوان ژورنال: Pastoralism
سال: 2021
ISSN: ['2041-7128']
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1186/s13570-020-00183-0