1958 papers
This study of 240 households in southeastern Algeria reveals that while livestock diversification is more common in rural areas for risk management, specialization driven by larger herd sizes yields higher economic returns, highlighting a critical trade-off between risk mitigation and income maximization as urbanization progresses.
This study demonstrates that integrating superabsorbent polymers with sustainable nutrient management strategies, particularly a combination of reduced chemical fertilizers and microbial consortia, significantly enhances the drought resilience, yield stability, and grain quality of guar under water-limited field conditions.
This study demonstrates that while extraction pH does not significantly affect chloropropanol formation, the overall processing conditions and subsequent membrane fractionation (< 3 kDa) influence 2-MCPD levels in meat trimming-derived protein hydrolysates, with fractionation effectively removing the contaminant likely by eliminating precursor components.
This study demonstrates that a paper-based rooting system combined with reduced Murashige and Skoog mineral salts significantly enhances the speed, percentage, and quality of root formation in micropropagated caper shoots, offering a scalable solution for large-scale clonal propagation.
This study of three smallholder timber chains in eastern Nepal reveals that growers' share of the final timber price is determined primarily by chain length rather than wood value, with shorter chains like kadam yielding significantly higher returns (over 30%) compared to longer chains for eucalyptus and teak (under 8%).
This brief report presents preliminary field records of four *Calamus* species in a Mindanao forest landscape and discusses the implications of these findings for their resource management.
Based on five years of on-farm data from Senegal, this study demonstrates that increasing crop species and varietal diversity stabilizes smallholder yields under climatic variability through a combination of a selection effect driven by stable pearl millet and an insurance effect arising from asynchronous fluctuations among different crops.
This study validates the SAGA Food Frequency Questionnaire for use in Nordic adult populations, demonstrating favorable reproducibility and a significant correlation between reported fish consumption and plasma long-chain n-3 fatty acid levels.
This study utilized AMMI and GGE biplot analyses to evaluate 67 rice hybrids across three environments, identifying specific high-yielding genotypes adapted to different conditions while highlighting G17, G23, G40, G42, and G55 as the most ideal candidates that combine high grain yield with stability.
This nationwide molecular survey in Tunisia reveals a high prevalence of co-circulating zoonotic abortive pathogens (notably *Brucella* and *Chlamydia*) in small ruminants, identifies the lack of vaccination as a critical risk factor, and underscores the necessity of molecular diagnostics to improve national surveillance and control strategies.