The objective of this study was to investigate the fermentation characteristics and nutritional value A. sativa genotypes ensiled either solely or in combination with P. purpureum 16791. Three different (SRCPX80AB2806, ILRI_5527A, ILRI_5526A) were harvested at dough stage equal parts 16791 addition 3% molasses for all treatments a completely randomized design three replications over period 45 d...

Dietary fiber was used for reduce feed cost in local animal production. However, other advantages effects were interesting to study. Therefore, the objective of this research investigated effect source diet on performance, carcass quality, oxidative stress and intestinal morphology Thai native chicken. A total 300 one-day-old (mixed sex) crossbred chicks (Pradu Hang dum) randomly assigned 5 tre...

Experiments at Mbaga hills of Siaya County in Kenya were aimed to determine the most effective organic baiting technique for mass harvesting Macrotermes bellicosus. Around two separate mounds, 5 treatments replicated 3 times, using earthen pot and plastic containers with maize stocks, eucalyptus stems, lantana camara twigs, Napier grass rice husks, set up. Termite counts, 6.00 am pm, data on te...

B. McANDREW and J. NAPIER The Journal of Agricultural Science / Volume 149 / Supplement S1 / February 2011, pp 143 ­ 151 DOI: 10.1017/S0021859610001152, Published online: 22 December 2010 Link to this article: http://journals.cambridge.org/abstract_S0021859610001152 How to cite this article: B. McANDREW and J. NAPIER (2011). Application of genetics and genomics to aquaculture development: curre...

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many cases have been seen both in British and Indian troops. As Dr. Napier pointed out (Editorial, 1936 ; Napier, 1943) the ' detecting power' of troops for disease, when they are introduced into India, is considerable. They need not be British troops. Indian troops when moved outside their own areas are prone to pick up disease to which they have not been exposed in their own country. The case...