The Camel Manure

The camel defecates the hard balls of manure. It is easy to burn just after defecation but it is hard to dissolve and make compost. The camel manure is rich with a very diverse microorganisms which can support microenvironment and enrich the soil fertility.

Compost Produced from Camels’ Manure

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The compost is blackish in color, well rottened and odorless. It is a boit watery (high moisture content) but still very good quality. I'm still looking for a research fellow to analyse it chemically and publish the results. This composed was prepared with a dump of 9 month, still is more dump. We shall open…

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Camel Manure Compost Trial in Alain, UAE

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Camel manure can revolutionaries the agriculture in many regions especially in the Arabian peninsula.

The Camel Milk Story from the Gobi Desert Mongolia

Categories 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, Uncategorized13 Comments on The Camel Milk Story from the Gobi Desert Mongolia

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 in the amazing Gobi. I started traveling from Dubai airport (2…

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Camel Manure~Some Feedback from the Different Quarters of the World

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Here, I just copy and paste the response regarding the article Camels’ Manure~From Waste to a Worthwhile Farming Agent in the ensuing lines. These responses were received through my email. Response from Mongolia,  We are interested in your entitled “Looking for ways to turn camel manure into a worthwhile asset”. In Mongolia rearing population nucleus of Bactrian…

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Some Facts About Camel along with its Real Terminology

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Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Mammalia Order: Artiodactyla Family: Camelidae Genus: Camelus Scientific Name: Camelus dromedarius Common Name: Camel/Jamel Other Name(s): Dromedary Camel, Arabian Camel, One-Humped Camel Group: Mammal Number Of Species: 1 Location: Asia, Africa, and Australia Habitat: Arid desert and scrubland Colour: Cream, Tan, Brown, Black, white, Fawn etc Skin Type: Hair/wool Size…

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International Camel Conference at Islamia University Bahawalpur Pakistan

Categories 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, Uncategorized5 Comments on International Camel Conference at Islamia University Bahawalpur Pakistan

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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Kohi Camel Breed of Suleiman Mountainous Region

Categories 22 June World Camel Day, Adaptation, Agricultural Development, camel milk, Camels' Saddle, Climate change, Defaunation and Biodiversity, Desert and Desertification, Farm Diversification, Natural Health, Rural development, The Camel Domestication, The Camel Genetic Resource (CGnR), The Camel Intelligence, The Camel Manure, Uncategorized4 Comments on Kohi Camel Breed of Suleiman Mountainous Region

Kohi Kohi camel is predominantly found in Suleiman mountainous region of Balochistan, Pashtoonkhua and Punjab provinces of the country. Some specimens are also found in the Paktia province of Afghanistan. But 70% of the breed is found in the Balochistan province.  Production systems and socioeconomic importance There are three major camel production systems in this…

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