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...ds of an economic species that irrigated fields, planted crops, and raised livestock. With growing awareness of the idea of property—now in the fo... ... used the then-revolutionary InfoTech to record sales of land, crops, and livestock, not to mention taxes, payrolls, and tributes. Clay tablets the... ... large herds. The Mongols hunted small animals and—given the chance—stole livestock and women from neighbor tribes on the grassier steppes. The Mo...

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...(1985) Natural resources: negligible Agriculture: cotton (main crop), sugar, livestock Major industries: tourism 15.2%, construc- tion 7.7%, manufactu... ..., iron, manganese, oil, uranium Agriculture: main products cereals, oilseed, livestock products; major world exporter of temperate zone foodstuffs Fis... ...eum, timber, magnesite, aluminum, coal, lignite, cement, copper Agriculture: livestock, forest products, cereals, potatoes, sugar beets; 84% self- suf... ...rate 59.378 Belgian francs= US$1 (1985) Natural resources: coal Agriculture: livestock production predomi- nates; main crops grains, sugar beets, flax... ...ain products sugarcane, citrus fruits, corn, molasses, rice, beans, bananas, livestock products, honey; net importer of food; an illegal producer of c... ...ed commercially; main food crops corn, cassava, yams, rice, sorghum, millet; livestock, fish Fishing: catch 21,000 metric tons (1983) Major industries... ...otash, coal Agriculture: principal crops are corn, sorghum, millet, cowpeas; livestock raised and exported; heavy dependence on im- ported food Major ... ...k raised and exported; heavy dependence on im- ported food Major industries: livestock processing; mining of diamonds, copper, nickel, coal, salt, sod... ...mber of: Commonwealth Economy GDP: $77.1 million (1983) Agriculture: limited livestock (including poultry), fish, fruit, and vegetables Fishing: 293 m...

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... the earthly and placed living things in great jeopardy. To protect their precious livestock, they used to herd it between two bonfires in what bec... ...ssue). Instead, they burrow into the live flesh of warm blooded creatures, such as livestock, or humans. The female mates only once in her lifeti...

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...nt, energy-conserving, and green construction technologies pioneered; the diets of livestock should be adapted to restrict biological emissions; de...

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...d what was available: they had to plant, irrigate, weed, tend crops, and tend livestock. This involved much more time; but it also produced more f... ...aves all their lives. Why? Because as far as the men are concerned: their livestock is more valuable than their women. Because any accumulation... ...ountless agricultural cultures all around the world today: you will find that Livestock represents their status. How many cows or goats you have de... ... determines your standing. Women are ignored except as a means to raise more livestock. But since in some areas where the men cannot have multiple... ...nd became a war nation. They began amassing grain in granaries, and food and livestock. They became wealthy enough to go to war. They accumulated... ...ad Indian and eating it. The Jamestown residents ate their way through their livestock, their pets, mice, rats--and each other. Many turned to can... ...er communities could not sneak in at night and steal their goods, or food, or livestock. These Keeps became specialized for holding or keeping d... ...ich requires a large house, an even larger barn, 200 cleared acres of fields, livestock, fences to keep in that livestock, a smithy to make all the i... ...xcuse for slash-and-burn farming, and slash-and-burn cattle raising. Penning livestock, sheep. Pigs, all manner of animals in unnatural penned priso...

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...d 91 The Plague of Frogs 92 The Plague of Gnats 93 The Plague of Flies 93 The Plague of Boils 93 The Plague of Hail 93 The Plague of Locust and Livestock 95 The Plague of Darkness 95 The Plague on the Firstborn 96 The Passover 97 The Lord’s Supper 102 Why Judas did not drink from the Cup 104 The Clothes of Jesus Christ 106 God’s Choice of Names 108 The Number...

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...uel Wadham at the University of Melbourne in the 1950s. From that base he was instrumental in the creation in Africa of what became the International Livestock Research Institute – one of the 15 green revolution centres that support third world research. Having expanded the Faculty of Agriculture and modernized the agricultural science course at Melbourne as Dean, he retir...

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... was that winter when the cold and the snow killed many of us, us and our livestock. Drifts hung lean-tos on our cabin. Papa shot a deer. Wolves used...

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...trients they need for healthy physical and mental development. Increasing dairy production is a major challenge for those engaged in international livestock development. Moreover, there are environmental concerns about livestock production in fragile landscapes, so increasing milk supply should be done in an environmentally sustainable manner. Research can help meet thi...

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...more the four times its own population from less intensive agriculture than its neighbours, Thailand is poised to benefit from predicted expansion in livestock products demand. Poverty reduction, and improved education, research, and legal and social systems, which may be addressed in the wake of the recent Asian financial crisis, stand to benefit from popular concern for ...

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...nut Rubber Fibre, Extraction and Other Crops Fibre Crops Oil and Extraction Crops Other Crops Fruits and Vegetables Crop Seeds Summary Chapter 9 - Livestock and Fisheries Animal Production Systems Buffalo and Cattle Dairy Cattle Pig Poultry Aquatic Animals Freshwater Marine Brackish Waters and Shrimp Culture Fish Production Goats, Sheep and Elephants The Future for Li...

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...more the four times its own population from less intensive agriculture than its neighbours, Thailand is poised to benefit from predicted expansion in livestock products demand. Poverty reduction, and improved education, research, and legal and social systems, which may be addressed in the wake of the recent Asian financial crisis, stand to benefit from popular concern for ...

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...nut Rubber Fibre, Extraction and Other Crops Fibre Crops Oil and Extraction Crops Other Crops Fruits and Vegetables Crop Seeds Summary Chapter 9 - Livestock and Fisheries Animal Production Systems Buffalo and Cattle Dairy Cattle Pig Poultry Aquatic Animals Freshwater Marine Brackish Waters and Shrimp Culture Fish Production Goats, Sheep and Elephants The Future for Li...

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... Distribution of Thai Bovines, 1999-2008 30 Comparison of Breed Traits 36 Production Performance of Bulls 41 Criteria for Bull Selection 42 Regional Livestock Markets in 2009 44 Official Bovine Slaughter Numbers, 1999-2008 58 Hide Imports, 1999-2008 64 Hide Exports, 1999-2008 65 Trim Green Weight to Liveweight 76 Leather Defects by Shape 80 Grading for Raw Hide in Thaila...

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... 163 Trade and Commerce 164 Subsistence Agriculture and Livestock Breeding 164 Preparedness for Future Natural Disasters 165 Rehabilitation of Forests and Forestry Resources 166 Planning and Implementation of the National Plan 167 ...

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...of the capital city. It was the countryside, so it did smell a little like livestock and an outhouse. I was at my uncle’s house eating breakfast and m...