This, for example, happened during the droughts of the 1970s: in Figure 10, a piebald camel near the Bakolori dam in Northwestern Nigeria in June 1978. These move- ments lie at the origin of the Nigerian pied camel breed reported in the FAO DAD-IS database.4 Besides the Tuareg, other...
Then Joseph said to his brothers, “Please come near me.” And they did so. “I am Joseph, your brother,” he said, “the one you sold into Egypt! / And now, do not be distressed or angry with yourselves that you sold me into this place, because it was to save lives that God...
So from day to day you get radically, and I meanradicallydifferent answers when you ask people how much they’re willing to pay for something. The truth is, the only way to determine how much someone will pay for something is to put it up for sale, and see how many people actually b...
Forgive me for engaging in some self-promotion, but I am incredibly excited to share that my new bookHoofprints on the Land. How traditional herding and grazing can restore the soil and bring animal agriculture back in balance with the Earthwill be launched on 5th January at theOxford Real ...
Ela Martyniuk, and it symbolizes for me how far we have come in the last decade. At the beginning of the new millenium, livestock keepers were not even considered as stakeholders in the conservation of animal genetic resources, but now there is probably consensus that they are the key-actors...
I have planned this trek for a very long time. I just hope that now I can get it off the ground and get on with it. What gave me the idea of using camels was a family I met in Adelaide in 1976.They had used camels to tow their broken down Volkswagen Combie Van from Darwin...