Rural development

The Best Option for Sustainable Food Production in Challenging Environment ~is the Promising Camel

6 Comments / 22 June World Camel Day, Adaptation, Agricultural Development, camel milk, Climate change, Desert and Desertification, Ice cream species of plants for camels, Natural Health, Peoples' agriculture, Rural development, The Camel Domestication, The Camel Genetic Resource (CGnR), The Food We Eat, Traditional Knowledge Tk, Uncategorized /

Happy Camel’s Day (WCD) Among the camel’s world, the subcontinent is the region where the day starts first. It is 22nd June in the subcontinent, so I can safely say Happy Camel’s Day. At the occasion of WCD, I started the series of articles based on the documents/material sent from different corners of the world. As my

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Chicken breeding

Bill Gates launches chicken plan to help Africa poor

2 Comments / Adaptation, Agricultural Development, Children and Women health, Climate change, Rural development, Uncategorized /

No doubt, rural chicken is playing pivotal in the socio-economic, socio-cultural and food security chapters of the rural and remote regions of the world. The chicken model for rural micro-development and poverty reduction is always appreciated and accepted globally. Bill Gates has rightly chosen this special small creature to help the rural poor of Africa.

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Turning Back to the Native Gene ~ Back to the Future

2 Comments / Adaptation, Agricultural Development, Climate change, Defaunation and Biodiversity, Desert and Desertification, Native animal genetic resources for food and agriculture, Natural Health, Rural development, The Food We Eat /

Turning Back to the Native Gene ~ Back to the Future The catastrophes of climate change along with growing desertification consequence in the adoption of new strategies. The industrialized nation??”s choice is mitigation strategy while among the native livestock keepers??” adaptation is the best tactic. Unfortunately, the so-called policymakers (at all levels) are not as

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International Camel Conference at Islamia University Bahawalpur Pakistan

5 Comments / 22 June World Camel Day, Adaptation, Agricultural Development, camel milk, Camels' Saddle, Climate change, Culture and Heritage, Defaunation and Biodiversity, Desert and Desertification, Diseases in Camels, Farm Diversification, 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 Cholistan Desert, The Food We Eat, Traditional Knowledge Tk, Uncategorized /

The International Camel Conference (ICC) under the patronage of Camel Association of Pakistan and the Islamia University of Bahawalpur was organized in Baghdad campus of Islamia University (19-21 Dec 2013). Bahawalpur being the city of the great Thar desert and home of camel culture was the right choice for this event. Many scientists, research scholars,

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Brela camel is the milk queen among the camelids group

Camel Milk in Paksitan Needs Policy Level Inititive

21 Comments / camel milk, Climate change, Natural Health, Rural development /

Advocacy for camel keepers, policymakers, traders, consumers, etc is the immense need of time. all the stakeholders should be taken on board while making policies for food and agriculture, especially regarding camels and related aspects. Camel milk is attracting the attention of people at the global level because of many reasons, the main reasons are the climate and health sensitivity.

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