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The etiologic fraction (EF) was calculated according to the formula, RR being the relative risk of cubicle refusal, f being the rate of cubicle refusal among cows from herds practicing rearing in slatted floor pens [ 1].
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Toss it up in the air or set it to yourself, then practice rearing back and spiking.
The farms were managed similarly as part of the same integrated broiler company under good hygiene practices, rearing flocks of 40,000 60,000 birds with an average age at slaughter of 38 42 days.
(This practice is called "balling," and the overall practice of rearing and installing a new queen is called "supersedure").
In other parts of the country especially in central, western and southern Uganda, communal land that pastoralists can use opportunistically following their traditional practices of rearing livestock is becoming non-existent.
The old practice of rearing pheasants in captivity for a career as quarry is a particular target.
The Borana used to have a negative attitude towards the practice of rearing camels and used to associate it with inferior cultures.
The practice of rearing young from eggs laid by gravid wild females taken temporarily into captivity has been observed, although it is also not clear on what scale this takes place".
The practice of rearing heifers in slatted floor pens accounted for about one half of the observed cubicle refusal (etiologic fraction = 0.51).
At the family level, a parenting intervention addressing healthy child rearing practices may help address discipline practices and monitoring.
"NGOs can provide the training around small-scale fly rearing practices," says Lewis. "This will help farmers to better utilise waste for the benefit of animal rearing".
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