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A Field Manual of Animal Diseases by Syndromes

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Author or Institution as Author
Dr. Corrie Brown
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This book presents transboundary animal diseases in a basic pictorial format. Hoping this helps everyone associated with animals to recognize these diseases so they can participate in the system of reporting them. Please use this book to further your knowledge about identifying and describing diseases so you can report them to your nearest local or national veterinary official. The sooner a transboundary animal disease is confirmed, the easier and cheaper it is to control it, and that is to the benefit of everyone.

Keywords
Animal Disease Syndromes, Transboundary
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AU-IBAR
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Completed as part of the USAID East Africa Region, AU-IBAR, USDA-FAS, Standard Methods and Procedures (SMP) Project in conjunction with University of Georgia, 2013. Department of Veterinary Pathology Athens, Georgia, USA.

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Slantwise Technical Factsheet

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Author or Institution as Author
Albert Mate
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Plantwise
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Striga is a parasitic weed which “bewitches” maize, millet and sorghum; hencesmall sticky seeds which can remain in the soil for over 20can only germinate when they sense the presence of a host crop, from which they suck food.

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Strega, maize
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Albert Mate
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+260 977 428480
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Plantwise
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Albert Mate, Plantwise, Factsheets for Farmers, 2014. Zambia

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CCARDESA Category

Steps to successful rice production

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IRRI
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IRRI
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IRRI breeds and introduces advanced rice varieties that yield more grain and better withstand pests and disease as well as ooding, drought, and other harmful e ects of climate change. The Institute develops new and improved methods and technologies that enable farmers to manage their farms pro tably and sustainably. IRRI recommends rice varieties and agricultural practices suitable to particular farm conditions and consumer preferences. Finally, IRRI assists national agricultural research and extension systems (NARES) in formulating and implementing national rice sector strategies and programs.

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Rice, crop, seed, weed
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IRRI
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International Rice Research Institute. IRRI, Steps to successful rice production, 2015. Manila, Philippines.

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Access Agriculture - Various Videos on animal health, feeding and breeding

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Access Agriculture
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Access Agriculture
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Access Agriculture is a group of passionate people devoted to promoting effective agricultural training videos for the benefit of farmers and rural businesses.

To develop local language versions, mass multiply and disseminate agricultural training videos, Access Agriculture collaborates with more than 200 communication professionals across the globe.

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Florent Okry
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+254 20 2108300
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Access Agriculture
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Access Agriculture. Various videos on animal health, feeding and breeding.

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Manure helps feed the world: Integrated Manure Management demonstrates manure is a valuable resource

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Teenstra E
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Andeweg, K.

Vellinga, T

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CGIAR
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Overview of Integrated Manure Management Integrated Manure Management is the optimal handling of livestock manure from collection, through storage and treatment up to application (crops and aquaculture). Through this process it is possible to prevent nutrient losses to a large extent under the site-specific circumstances. Healthy soils produce more food and are more resilient to climate change. Manure contains nutrients and organic matter essential for good soil fertility and soil health. Manure is a valuable resource of crop fertilizer, soil amendment and renewable energy. Manure is not a waste; not properly using manure is a waste.

Keywords
Climate Smart Agriculture, Manure
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CGIAR
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Teenstra E, Andeweg K, Vellinga T. 2016. Manure helps feed the world: Integrated Manure Management demonstrates manure is a valuable resource. Climate-Smart Agriculture Practice Brief. Copenhagen, Denmark: CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS).

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