The people of Europe are very enthusiastic, trying always new challenges and try to find new opportunities. The farm diversification with the livestock from the other regions of the world is such a challenging but very interesting idea. I visited some camel farms in Sweden and still enjoying the sweet memories.
Bactrian camel near Uppsala, Sweden Read More »
Bactrian camel in Central Sweden The camel farm (Gyttorp, central Sweden) consists of 3 camels; named as Kalle, Karlsson, and Anna owned by a couple, Inger Haglund and her husband Per-Ola Magnusson. The camel depends on berry bushes, grasses, and trees for food. The couple is heading this small herd of camels since last few
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I traveled in Sweden in search of camel. It was my first study of its kind outside my country of origin. I met very enthusiastic camel farmers and exchanged some great ideas of camel farming. Dr. Kerstin de Vedier always supported me and helped me to complete such an important work. Here is the report regarding the camels as farm diversification and the challenges the farmer face with the camel husbandry.
Camel Farming for Income Diversification in Sweden: Health Challenges in Northern Europe Read More »
Indo-Pak is rich with camel culture. Camel is source of recreation and entertainment also. This picture is about the hair cut competition of great Thar desert. One can see the artistic theme of the designer/hair cutter.
Art of Camel Hair Shearing~The Camels’ Attraction Read More »
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, Nothezi, Nausherwani, Malangzai, Siafad, Faqirzai, Hajizai,. Phenotypic characteristics: The goat has
Morak Goat Breed of the Chaghai Kharan Desert Read More »
