Posted on June 21, 2018
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The story is hereby released at the eve of the World Camel Day 2018. The author was invited by the newly established Mongolian Camel Milk Company. The group owns their camels in the desert as their half families live there with the precious livestock… Continue Reading “The Camel Milk Story from the Gobi Desert Mongolia”
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Category: 22 June World Camel Day, Adaptation, Agricultural Development, camel milk, Camels' Saddle, Climate change, Cradle of Domestication, Culture and Heritage, Defaunation and Biodiversity, Desert and Desertification, Ice cream species of plants for camels, Natural Health, Peoples' agriculture, Policymakers, Rural development, The Camel Domestication, The Camel Genetic Resource (CGnR), The Camel Intelligence, The Camel Manure, The Camel Reproduction, The Food We Eat, Traditional Knowledge Tk, UncategorizedTags: 22 June World Camel Day, Camel milk, Camelus Bactrianu (Bactrian camel), Mongolia, South Gobi desert
Posted on January 16, 2018
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I hereby to start a discussion about the selection of genetic resource for livelihood in the difficult ecosystems of the world. In my view, a true and durable sustainability of food production can be achieved with the tool of the local/native genetic resources embodied… Continue Reading “The Ultimate Choice or an Old Song with the New Drum?”
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Category: Adaptation, Agricultural Development, camel milk, Capris Genetic Resources, Climate change, Cradle of Domestication, Culture and Heritage, Desert and Desertification, Natural Health, Peoples' agriculture, Policymakers, Rural development, The Camel Domestication, The Camel Genetic Resource (CGnR), The Cholistan Desert, The Food We Eat, Traditional Knowledge Tk, UncategorizedTags: Brela Camel, camel lactation length, Camel milk, camel milk potential, climate change, food production, food securtity, Hot spots, low carbon livestock, native livestock breeds, Sustainability in true sense, Thar desert, the smart choice, The ultimate choice, Transition in Africa, untapped resources of food items, water and carbon foot print
Posted on December 21, 2017
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Camel and goats like the salty and spiny species of plants. Such plants are also called ice cream species for camel and goats. In part 1, we discussed the fodder trees which are very much liked by the camels and goats. Here the bushes… Continue Reading “Plants that are Liked such as Icecream by the Camels. Part 2”
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Category: 22 June World Camel Day, Adaptation, camel milk, Capris Genetic Resources, Climate change, Cradle of Domestication, Culture and Heritage, Defaunation and Biodiversity, Desert and Desertification, Natural Health, Peoples' agriculture, Policymakers, Rural development, The Camel Domestication, The Camel Genetic Resource (CGnR), The Cholistan Desert, The Food We Eat, Traditional Knowledge Tk, Treeography, UncategorizedTags: Arabian names for bushes and shrubs, Camel ice cream spp, environment, Leptadenia pyrotechnica, Marakh, research
Posted on December 19, 2017
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Arab Traditional Knowledge and the related terminologies about the camel milking traits or dairy traits
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Category: Adaptation, camel milk, Cradle of Domestication, Culture and Heritage, Natural Health, Peoples' agriculture, The Camel Domestication, The Camel Genetic Resource (CGnR), Traditional Knowledge Tk, UncategorizedTags: Arab Traditional Knowledge, Asoos, Camel behavior, camel breed, difficult milking camel, Easy milking camel, Fashoosh, Ghamoos, Khawara breed of camel, Teat structure of camel, udder morphology of camel
Posted on June 15, 2015
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The world terminology in Wikipedia is written as; Terminology is the study of terms and their use. Terms are words and compound words or multi-word expressions that in specific contexts are given specific meanings. The camel terminology is mainly derived from a cow/cattle production… Continue Reading “The Camels’ Terminologies Needs to be Re-established”
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Category: Adaptation, Camels' Saddle, Climate change, Cradle of Domestication, Culture and Heritage, Desert and Desertification, The Camel Domestication, The Camel Genetic Resource (CGnR), UncategorizedTags: adaptation, Alqatara Alain UAE, Arabian Peninsula, Baloch culture and heritage, Camel terminolog, Cradle of Domestication, ethnoterminology, Hili Alain, Raziq, The Camel Domestication, UAE
Posted on January 13, 2012
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Habitat: Chaghai Kharan desert especially Raskoh mountains of the region is the home track of the breed. The breed is very close to its wild ancestors. There are many tribes, rearing this breed of goat, which are Badeni, Muhammad Hasani, Maingul, Jamaldini, Sasoli, Sanjrai,… Continue Reading “Morak Goat Breed of the Chaghai Kharan Desert”
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Category: Adaptation, Agricultural Development, Capris Genetic Resources, Chaghai Kharan Desert (CKD), Climate change, Cradle of Domestication, Culture and Heritage, Defaunation and Biodiversity, Desert and Desertification, Farm Diversification, Ice cream species of plants for camels, Natural Health, Peoples' agriculture, Policymakers, Rural development, The Food We Eat, Traditional Knowledge Tk, Treeography, UncategorizedTags: Balochistan, Chaghai Kharan Desert (CKD), climate change, food security, goat, milk, Morak goat of Chaghai Kharan desert, resilience of native livestock breeds, Resistance to the Drought
Posted on January 13, 2012
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Khorasani or Khurasani goat is one of the most important goat genetics of the historical Arya Warsha
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Category: Capris Genetic Resources, Cradle of Domestication, Floral Biodiversity, Goat milk, Natural Health, The Food We Eat, The MilkTags: Arya Warsha, climate change, goat breed, Khorasani Goat, Khurasan, Khurasani goat, Kurath, livestock, precious breeds, vegetation
Posted on October 17, 2011
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The Southern hemisphere of the planet earth is the cradle of animal domestication and almost all the livestock species for food and agriculture traveled from South to North. During the last 100 years, gene flows from South to North have been dwarfed by flows in the opposite direction, from North to South. Large numbers of animals, semen, embryos, and eggs are shipped to developing countries, and Northern breeds (particularly of pigs, poultry, and dairy cattle) have become firmly established in various countries. This development led to the erosion of livestock biodiversity in the South
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Category: Adaptation, Agricultural Development, Capris Genetic Resources, Climate change, Cradle of Domestication, Culture and Heritage, Defaunation and Biodiversity, Desert and Desertification, Farm Diversification, Farmers, Natural Health, Peoples' agriculture, Policymakers, Rural development, The Camel Domestication, The Camel Genetic Resource (CGnR), The Cholistan Desert, The Food We Eat, Traditional Knowledge Tk, UncategorizedTags: bio-piracy, BT, climate change, Cradle of Domestication, ecology, environment, food control, Glyphosate, GMO, industrialization, occupy gene bank, resilience, small-scale farming system, sustainable, uncontrolled weed
Posted on July 15, 2011
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Domestication of Old World Camels The camel was domesticated bit later than other animals so its name appeared late in the register of domesticated animals. The one-humped camel (Camelus dromedarius) is found in the all Arab land, Africa, South and central asia. dromedary camel is… Continue Reading “Quick Facts about Camels’ Domestication History”
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