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Acta Veterinaria Hungarica 47 (1) (1999) CONTENTS AND ABSTRACTS Animal breeding Management of indigenous North American deer at the end of the 20 th century in relation to large predators and primary production. M. Cr e te and C. Daigle Zootechnical and genetic aspects of a Prolific Merino program. K. Magyar, L. Veress, Zs. Tasi, T. Pécsi, S. Babik and Irén Horváth Comparison of three methods for adjusting scrotal circumference in Charolais, Limousin and Hungarian Fleckvieh young bulls under farm conditions. J. Tõzsér and M. Mézes Nutrition The effect of Saccharomyces cerevisiae used alone or with vitamin-mineral premix on milk yield and milk composition in dairy cows. Stefania Iwañska, Danuta Strusiñska, W. Zalewski and Anna Opa³ka The effect of Saccharomyces cerevisiae used alone or with vitamin-mineral premix on biochemical parameters of blood and milk in dairy cows. Stefania Iwañska, Danuta Strusiñska and W. Zalewski

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Issue date: Nov. 21, 2001 Home Bulletins Deaths Happenings ... Submit a calendar event Anne Murray will be in concert at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 29 in the Great Hall of Wharton Center. For tickets or information on public programs or events: Abrams Planetarium Athletic Ticket Office Breslin Student Events Center - 432-5000 or (800) 968-BRES Kresge Art Museum - 355-7631 or 353-9834 MSU Museum School of Music Pavilion for Agriculture and Livestock Education Department of Theatre ... Wharton Center - 432-2000 or (800) WHARTON Calendar THURSDAY, NOV. 22 All day University offices closed in observance of Thanksgiving holiday. FRIDAY, NOV. 23 All day University offices closed in observance of Thanksgiving holiday. 7:05 p.m. Hockey. MSU vs. Wisconsin. Munn Ice Arena. 8 p.m. "Season of Light." Abrams Planetarium show. SATURDAY, NOV. 24 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Michigan Rabbit Breeders Association show. Pavilion for Agriculture and Livestock Education. Free. 10 a.m.

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Last Updated : 02:09PM, Mon 24th Nov 2003 Text Only Link Related Links More about Denton Millennium Yearbook Adobe Acrobat About PDF Documents Download Free Reader Access.Adobe.com General Links Tameside Homepage A-Z Index Contact Us Advanced Search ... Z Township Information - Denton Early History There are at least two explanations for the name Denton - that it meant 'Dane Town' or 'valley settlement', 'den' meaning valley 'ton' meaning settlement. Denton is mentioned in several 14th century documents, referred to as Denton-subter-Danerhaugh, and by the 1660s it was a large village of 500 inhabitants. The population in 1801 was 2,500, in 1841 was 7,000, and by 1950 over 25,000. The large increase during the 19th century was due to Denton becoming a suburb of Manchester. One of the most remarkable buildings existing in Denton today is St. Lawrence's known as Denton Old Church, or 'Old Peg', because of the wooden pegs used in its construction. It was built in 1530 and, despite alterations and renovations, is still not greatly changed today. In 1884 the local governments of the townships of Denton and Haughton were amalgamated under one authority - the Denton and Haughton Local Board - and in 1894 the Committee of the Lancashire County Council decided that Denton and Haughton were to be united and known as the Denton Urban District Council. The free library was planned to celebrate Victoria's Jubilee in 1887 and was opened on April 28, 1888. The cemetery opened in 1894, also allowing the public access to woodland surrounding it, and in 1913 Denton Park opened.

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PESTICIDE RESIDUES IN FOOD - 1993 JOINT FAO/WHO MEETING ON PESTICIDE RESIDUES EVALUATIONS 1993 in toto, application should be made to the Office of Publications, World Health Organization, Geneva, Switzerland. The World Health Organization welcomes such applications. The designations employed and the presentation of the material in this publication do not imply the impression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the Secretariat of the World Health Organization concerning the legal status of every country, territory, city, or area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries. The mention of specific companies or of certain manufacturers' products does not imply that they are endorsed or recommended by the World Health Organization in preference to others of a similar nature that are not mentioned. Errors and omissions excepted, the names of proprietary products are distinguished by initial capital letters. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of those attending the Meeting Abbreviations Introduction The Monographs Amitrole Bromopropylate Diazinon Dichlorvos ... ANNEX I.

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Small ruminants Sheep Goats Several species ... Table of contents SMALL RUMINANTS Sheep Bodega Pastures Sheep. Web Site. Bodega, CA. WEB SITE 'Bodega Pastures Sheep' are producers of organic wool and practitioners of sustainable ranching in California. "Our flock ranges free on the Northern California coastal prairie. Our sheep eat grasses, clover, and forbs. The sheep drink spring water which flows from high on our ridges. At our midwinter lambing we supplement our ewes' feed with hay which is grown on our ridge spines and bottom fields. Around the time of birth, we also feed our sheep organic grains and meal from California and Oregon, according to the ewes' and lambs' needs.... We make or have made a wide range of organic wool products from our sheep." Bowns, J.E. Sheep behavior under unherded conditions on mountain summer ranges. Journal of Range Management; FULL-TEXT "Purebred Rambouillet, Targhee and Columbia sheep were observed on mountain summer ranges in southwestern Utah. Under unherded conditions Rambouillet sheep travelled greater distances and spent more time resting, while Columbias travelled the least distances, rested least and grazed longer than the other breeds. All breeds travelled farther in the morning than in the afternoon but grazed longer in the afternoon. There was a tendency for the sheep to water and take salt in the mornings rather than in the afternoons. Overgrazing on established bedgrounds was caused by animals grazing these areas in the evening prior to bedding down. Fencing along the crests of the ridges and more strategic salt placement appear to be the most useful means of improving distribution."

28. Coastal Heritage time about 150 acres of asparagus were in production. to the rabbits, and uncontrolled rabbit grazing was with the establishment of the alt Commissioners in http://www.seftoncoast.org.uk/hist_intro.html

Sefton Coast Partnership Shoreline Management Nature and Wildlife Coastal Heritage ... Coastlines Introduction Southport foreshore purchase Intertidal Archæology Chronology Coastal Heritage An introduction to the history of the Sefton Coast Early settlement would have occurred in an environment very different to today's landscape. It is likely that what dunes did exist formed barriers with lagoons behind them. The coast throughout Mesolithic, Neolithic, bronze age and iron age times was constantly changing with probably at least four transgressions and retreats of the coast. This article looks at more recent history and on the landscape that we see today. How did it form, how has it changed and how have we changed it. There have probably been two major periods of dune building on the Sefton Coast. In the Netherlands old dunes and new dunes have been identified. The older dunes were formed prior to Roman times and subsequently were much eroded. On the Sefton Coast the present dune system probably began to form about 800-900AD in a period of rising sea-levels. High, actively mobile dune systems are often a reflection of erosion pushing the sand into high mounds. Perhaps the first settlers we should think about seriously are the Scandinavians from 850AD onwards. Formby, Ainsdale, Birkdale and Ravenmeols are all of Scandinavian origin. There is evidence to suggest that the two cultures, Anglo Saxon and Scandinavian, mingled. By Domesday times both cultures coexisted.

29. LUHNA Chapter 10: Biodiversity And Land-use History Of The Palouse Bioregion: Pr under seasonally wet areas to allow agricultural production, removal of including ferruginous hawk, whitetailed jack rabbit, and sharp alt, DD, and WD Hyndman. http://biology.usgs.gov/luhna/chap10.html

The LUHNA Book! Our co-sponsor Biodiversity and Land-use History of the Palouse Bioregion: Pre-European to Present by Anne E. Black Department of Forest Resources University of Idaho Moscow, Idaho 83844-1133 black932@novell.uidaho.edu J. Michael Scott U.S. Geological Survey Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit University of Idaho Moscow, Idaho 83844-1136 mscott@uidaho.edu Eva Strand Department of Forest Resources University of Idaho Moscow, Idaho 83844-1133 evas@uidaho.edu R. Gerald Wright U.S. Geological Survey Cooperative Parks Studies Unit University of Idaho Moscow, Idaho 83844-1136 gwright@uidaho.edu Penelope Morgan Department of Forest Resources University of Idaho Moscow, Idaho 83844-1133 pmorgan@uidaho.edu Cortney Watson Department of Geography University of Idaho Moscow, Idaho 83844-3121 wats1159@novell.uidaho.edu Abstract. Keywords: endangered ecosystem, grassland, wetland, conservation, landscape, human influence, biodiversity. Introduction If men could learn from history, what lessons it might teach us! Samuel Taylor Coleridge 1836 What is the value of history to ecology? More specifically, what can historical, time-series data tell us that is relevant to current land management? We addressed this question by looking at how humans have influenced the Palouse Prairie of west-central Idaho. Our objectives were to (1) develop a history of European-American settlement and biological diversity in the Palouse bioregion, (2) use this history to understand how human activities have altered land cover and ecological integrity of the bioregion, and (3) assess the utility of information of differing scales and time periods. We believe that understanding the biophysical changes that have occurred in this region will provide a useful starting point for establishing research hypotheses, conservation goals, and ecological restoration efforts.

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33. Agricultural Engineering Madrid. Lucas et alt. (1995). Dairy cow. Meat production. Sheep. Poultry Nutrition. rabbit Nutrition. Bibliography De Blas, González y Argamentería. http://ects.umh.es/Orihuela/agricultural/agricultural.htm

UNIVERSITY 'MIGUEL HERNÁNDEZ' OF ELCHE ECTS INFORMATION ON AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING IMPORTANT NOTICE: The contents on this html version of the University Miguel Hernández Information Package for the ECTS are merely informative. This information should not be used to sign Learning Agreements. The only official version of the Information Package right now is the printed one. You might find a printable version for the 2000 - 2001 ECTS programm in a pdf (readable by Acrobat Reader*) file bellow. University Miguel Hernández provides its partnerships in ECTS programme with a copy of this Information Package. Please contact your International Relations Office or your University responsible for this Programmes. agriculture.pdf (1107 Kb) *Acrobat Reader can be freely downloaded at: http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep.html Index 1 General Information for Students of Agricultural Engineering 1.1 Agricultural Engineering at the 'Miguel Hernández University' 1.2 Specific Admission and Registration Procedures for ECTS Students 1.3 Summary of Credits for the Course in Agricultural Engineering ... 2.2.4 Agricultural Industry Speciality General Information for Students of Agricultural Engineering Agricultural Engineering at Miguel Hernández University The Agricultural Engineering degree is divided in two cycles: the first one to three years and the second one in two additional years (4th and 5th year). The first cycle topics are related with the basic aspects of engineering in agricultural purposes.

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37. ELISA And Other Tests In The Diagnosis Of Pasteurella Infection In Camels Tropical Animal Health production. of mice with antigens of Pasteurella multocida of rabbit origin S. and Frankel, S. (1957) Determination of serum alt and AST http://www.priory.com/vet/camel.htm

ELISA AND OTHER TESTS IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF PASTEURELLA MULTOCIDA INFECTION IN CAMELS Seleim R. S. *1; Amal R. Tos2; Sahar R. Mohamed1; Nada H. S.3 and Gobran R. A.1 1Bacteriology Department, Animal Heahth Research Institute, Cairo, Egypt. *Corresponding author 2Chemistry Department, Animal Health Research Institute, Cairo, Egypt. 3Bacteriology Department, Faculty of Vet. Med. Tanta University. Keywords Camel; Pasteurella multocida ; Indirect hemagglutination; Dot immunobinding assay; Serum ELISA; Nasal discharge ELISA; Summary The bacteriological examination of internal organs from 14 dead camels had severe respiratory symptoms revealed the isolation of P. multocida (PM) from 86.6% of the collected organs (52 out of 60) P. multocida subspecies multocida (PMM) (serotype B) represented 85% of the isolates, while P. multocida subspecies septica (PMS) (serotype A) was isolated only from one lung specimen (1.7%). Nasal swabs and blood specimens from clinical cases and contact apparently healthy camels showed similar isolation patterns. PMM serotype (B) was isolated in 85.9%, 65.6% and 30.4%, 8.1% respectively, while PMS serotype (A) was isolated from clinical cases only, 3.1% and 1.6% respectively. PMM serotype (A) was also isolated from nasal swabs of contact apparently healthy camels (3%). Serum biochemical analysis showed significant decrease in total protein, albumin as well as A/G ratio, while the globulin fraction was increased. The enzyme activity of ALT, AST, alkaline phosphatasedase as well as the values of creatinine, urea and uric acid were significantly increased. Minerals profiles were also altered, calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, sodium, chloride were significantly decrease, whereas potassium increased. It was concluded that serum IgG-ELISA was superior to nasal secretion IgG-ELISA, DIA and IH which can also assess in the diagnosis of PM infection in camels in conjunction with serum biochemical parameters.

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39. FebruaryMinutes 2, alt. 3. Motion carried . • Joint Service Agreement for rabbit Festival – between Town Lary reviewed expenses (production and maintenance expenditures). http://www.iowala.org/Archives.htm

February Minutes Minutes Regular Meeting Town of Iowa 115 N. Thomson February 9, 2004 7:00 P.M. Prior to the meeting Zelia Washington was sworn into office as the Council Member representing District C, Town of Iowa. Mrs. Washington was unopposed. Willie Mount addressed those present announcing her candidacy for 7 th Congressional District. Mayor and Council met in regular session this date in compliance with all requirements as to notice. Present: Mayor Margo Racca; Council Members: Jerry Lapearous, Larry Hardy, Zelia Washington, Tommy Talbot, Gerald Guidry, (quorum present) Invocation given by Elyse Sonnier followed by Pledge. Washington motioned to approve/accept minutes of January 12, 2004; Guidry seconded. Motion carried Talbot motioned to approve/accept minutes of January 15, 2004 workshop; Hardy seconded. Motion carried Marine Corp League SW Louisiana detachment represented by Lee Perkins presented a Certificate of Appreciation to the Town of Iowa on behalf of Toys for Tots Program. Program helped over 1900 children by collecting over $21,000. May 15 th will do a ‘Walk Across Louisiana' that starts at TX and MS state lines and meet in Baton Rouge on the USS Kidd. Open Bids – Multi-Purpose Center – Town received and opened the following bids: Bidder: Base Bid Alt. #1

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C ONTENTS Turkey's most prominent wine producer Kavaklidere, introduces Ancrya Activities in Ankara Male Dancers of Old: The Kocek and Tavsan Oglan New Films of the week ... New chef at the Four Seasons Istanbul Turkey's most prominent wine producer Kavaklidere, introduces Ancrya Gizem Cevik ANKARA - Kavaklidere Wines, the oldest and first private sector wine producer which was set up by Cemal And in Ankara in 1929, has continuously improved through the years and become Turkey's most prominent wine producer. Kavaklidere produces world famous wines such as Selection white and red, Narince, Kalecik Karasi, Special white and red, Tatli Sert red and white, Cankaya, Golden Foam, Pink Foam, Inci Damlasi, Kimiz, Primeur red and white, Kavak, Dikmen, Muscat, Yakut, Efsane, Sultaniye, Sultaniye Sweet, Rosato, Lal, Okuzgozu, Bogazkere. Now the company introduces Ancrya, a new wine made with famous Kalecik Karasi grapes. About wine production in Turkey and establishment of Kavaklidere Turkey is located in the most suitable climatic zone for growing grape vines, and it is the word's fifth biggest producer of fresh grapes, but unfortunately only two percent of vineyards can be used for wine production. After the Ottoman period and with the reforms of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder of modern Turkey, during the 1920s a new period of wine culture in Turkey emerged. Kavaklidere Wines, the oldest and first private sector wine producer of Turkey, was born in such an atmosphere. Cenap And, the founder of the firm, came from a family which had large farms and vineyards, and he was an expert of viticulture as he lived in a wine-loving culture in Austria where he had his university education.

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