Written by: Marine Ludwikowski Sahara Sahel Connecting | consultant & translator Sahel West Africa | …

We Celebrated a Fantastic World Camel Day in Alain Farms for Livestock Production Alain. Thanks …

It is the ideal time to visit the facility that processes camel milk and the camel farm if you are in Alain. Alain Farms for Livestock Production has arranged a fantastic event to commemorate World Camel Day. I kindly want you to come to this significant occasion.

Camel wool can be the best mulching agent. I also suggest to use it in the tunnel farming as a peat material. I would love to hear from the people with experience in horticulture, especially the tunnel farming.

The wool has created a densely woven blanket that is difficult to separate or sort out. As camels have protective outer coats of coarse fiber that may grow as long as 15 inches (40 cm). The fine, shorter fiber of the insulating undercoat, 1.5–5 inches (4–13 cm) long, is the product generally called camel hair, or camel hair wool.

Professor Kakar, a pioneer in Camelology, has dedicated his life to studying and advocating for camels, unlocking the secrets of their unique adaptations and their critical role in desert ecosystems. His research has opened our eyes to the incredible biodiversity of desert areas, often misunderstood and overlooked.

"Salalah is capital of Dhofar mountainous region in Oman. Salalah is the habitat of a rich biodiversity (plants & animals and soil microbiome. Camels in Salalah are especially distinct as locals raise them for milk, meat, and wool. These creatures are well-adapted to withstand both the hot and dry desert, as well as the rainy season. You will notice huge mounds of Termites in the region. Termites play a vital role in breaking down woody material into compost for the enrichment of the soil and some animals (gut microbiome in camels). They form large piles of dirt, which camels sometimes consume to aid in digestion. For a more in-depth understanding of Shalala’s features, pictures and other explanations are available for your perusal and edification."

Each year World Camel Day is celebrated on 22nd June (the longest and hottest day …

Keeping the animals (especially the camels) stress-free and happy is actually keeping the camels healthy. Better to void stressful treatment with antibiotics and shifting such high-yielding camels to energy-rich feeding mechanisms really helps. The local herbs (flora) really help and provide unknown health-promising nutrients.