ABSTRACTTiyaran, Bulu, Sukoharjo Regency has potential in the agricultural and livestock sectors. One of service partners is Surowani who problems with waste management. The purpose activities carried out by PPK Ormawa team Universitas Veteran Bangun Nusantara to improve skills managing waste.. This activity was several stages, namely mentoring approaches form discussions, counseling, demonstra...

Guilds of dung dwelling and tunneling dung beetles coexist in local assemblages in warm temperate regions, despite the tendency of dwellers to be inferior competitors. A field experiment on the Black Sea coast of Turkey examined the role of temporal resource partitioning in their coexistence. Standardized dung pads deposited at 4 h intervals through a 24 h period in summer were collected 12, 24...

The effects of cabbage waste (CW) addition on methane production in cow dung and corn straw co-fermentation systems were investigated. Four experimental groups, each containing 55 g of substrate, were set up as follows: 100% cow dung (C); 36% cabbage and 64% cow dung (CC); 36% straw and 64% cow dung (SC); and 18% cabbage, 18% straw, and 64% cow dung (CSC). After seven days of fermentation, the ...

Pihlgren, A. 2007. Small-scale structures and grazing intensity in semi-natural pastures effects on plants and insects. Doctor’s dissertation. ISSN 1652-6880, ISBN 91-576-7312-1. Semi-natural grasslands characterized by nutrient poor soils are among the most species-rich habitats in Europe and they harbour many red-listed species. The area of semi-natural grasslands has decreased drastically du...

Abstract Traditional farming, where livestock is seasonally managed as free ranging and the use of drugs reduced or absent, may prove beneficial to biodiversity by fostering occurrence spatial heterogeneity, increasing availability trophic resources wildlife. Previous work indicates that presence cattle in lowlands leads an increase bat foraging activity, yet no study has addressed this topic m...

Culicoides (Avaritia) imicola, Kieffer is redescribed and its current worldwide distribution reviewed. It is compared with the closely allied C. (A.) bolitinos sp. nov. Descriptions of both sexes of C. imicola and C. bolitinos sp. nov. are based entirely on series of reared adults. T-tests were performed on antennal and palpal data to differentiate more clearly these 2 species. The results are ...