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Home Faculties Programs Departments ... Staff Students' Union OO DEPARTMENTS AGRIC ECONOMICS AND EXTENSION SERVICES DEPARTMENT ANIMAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT FISHERIES DEPARTMENT FORESTRY AND WILDLIFE sDEPARTMENT ... SOIL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT 1. DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES The Department is managed by an Acting Head of department who is assisted by 2 administrative staff. There are 2 senior lectures, 2 Lectures I, 2 lectures II and 2 Assistant lectures. History The Department of Fisheries was established along with the faculty of Agriculture in the 1983/84 session. The pioneering students of the department graduated during the 1987/88 academic session. The Department s one of the six departments in the faculty of Agriculture and offers courses which lead to the award of the Bachelor of Agriculture degree with option in Fisheries. The Post Graduate degree of M.Sc and Ph.D with specialized areas are also obtained from the department. The Department also has a part-time Diploma Certificate programme and a proposed part-time programme for the award of the B.Agric (fisheries) Degree Certificate. Mission and Goal In addition to the philosophy and objectives of the Faculty of Agriculture as set out in the Faculty prospectus, the Department of Fisheries is set out to achieve the following goals:

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The Country Web A newsletter for rural women and their families Latest edition of The Country Web No.34 Autumn 2004 now available! This editions theme is 'Planning'. Click here to download The Country Web No.34 Planning If you are having problems downloading the latest edition of The Country Web we have created four separate pdf documents for you to download. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 About the Country Web newsletter The Country Web newsletter is produced by the NSW Agriculture's Rural Women's Network (RWN). It aims to provide a communication network for rural women and their families. It is a voice for rural women and a source of relevant information and support for women dealing with the many aspects of rural life. The Country Web is published three to four times a year and is distributed FREE to 20,000 women and men, many of whom will share it with their family and friends. Contributions The next edition of The Country Web newsletter will focus on 'relationships'. If you would like to contribute letters, stories, poems, photographs or information to the newsletter please contact RWN on 02 6391 3620, Fax 02 6391 3650 or email:

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Contents Previous Next Annex 3. Recommendations to farmers on the treatment of straw A simple method of treating straw with alkali has recently been developed that can boost the rate of gain of growing animals and the output of adult stock substantially and cheaply. The digestibility of straw is low - only 40 - 50 per cent - and thus it does not give much energy to the animals that eat it. The alkali treatment of straw increases digestibility to 50 - 60 per cent. Animals also eat 10 - 20 per cent more of the treated straw. As a result they get much more energy (up to 50 per cent more) when straw is treated. The method of treatment is simple and requires nothing more than a garden sprinkling can, a hay fork, a pair of rubber gloves, and a pair of goggles. The latter two are for safety, as caustic soda can burn the skin and eyes if it splashes. Care must, therefore, be taken in handling it. In case of accident, the affected area should be immediately washed with large amounts of clean water Once the alkali is sprinkled on the straw it is no longer harmful. The straw must be broken or chaffed in order to be treated uniformly and easily. The straw to be treated is piled onto a pucca floor. One man sprinkles the caustic soda solution over the straw and another man turns the pile simultaneously with the hay fork. It is important to achieve uniform wetting of the straw. In order to obtain the maximum benefit from treated straw, it should further be treated with urea. The urea should be made into a solution (1 kg/10 1) and sprinkled on the straw at the rate of 1 1/10 kg of straw just before feeding. A complete mineral mixture should also be added to the diet.

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Creating Learning Networks between Formal Agricultural Institutions and Rural People: the potential role of local non-government organisations as intermediaries I. Wallace Agricultural Education as a "Learning Sub-system" Agricultural Education is often described as a complex discipline (White, 1990), but may also be viewed as a "learning sub-system", linked to wider rural knowledge and learning systems. It has been suggested elsewhere that it may be divided into two major sectors, representing formal and nonformal components of the subsystem. The interface between these two can become a fruitful point for innovative, educational activity. In addition both the formal and nonformal sectors may be thought of as being bounded by permeable membranes - there are mutual interactions both between the two, and with the wider environment in which agricultural education operates.(Wallace, 1992:52) The latter include exchanges with policy makers and planners, research institutions, linked academic disciplines, commercial organisations; and also a broad spectrum of rural clienteles and the groups and organisations to which they belong, or which represent them. This "systems view" of agricultural education can be represented simply as in Figure 1 below.

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Accessing sustainable agriculture archives at sunSITE.unc.edu Larry London ( london@sunSITE.unc.edu Fri, 4 Mar 1994 13:39:18 -0500 (EST) Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: Larry London: "Accessing sustainable agriculture archives at sunSITE.unc.edu" Previous message: from: pub/academic/agriculture/sustainable_agriculture document: "RESOURCES" At sunSITE.unc.edu: FAQs, newsgroup, mailing-list and newsletter archives plus other information on sustainable agriculture, permaculture landscaping, gardening, farming, rural skills, horticulture, metalworking, woodworking, housebuilding, food, cooking, nutrition, alternative: healthcare, energy, architecture, housing, living, ecology and the environment. Accessable via: WAIS WWW ftpmail (send e-mail to ftpmail@sunsite.unc.edu for helpfile) Gopher Link Info: Type=1 Name=Worlds of SunSITE by Subject Path=1/sunsite.d Host=calypso.oit.unc.edu Port=70 Anonymous ftp: ftp sunsite.unc.edu

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Re: information for small-scale farming Larry London ( london@SunSITE.Unc.EDU Wed, 25 May 1994 22:09:14 -0400 (EDT) Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: EcoNet Pesticide Issue Desk: "PANUPS: Biodiversity in Zimbabwe" Previous message: Gabriel Hegyes: "CALENDAR: June, 1994" In reply to: TROWLEY@envsci.uoguelph.ca: "information for small-scale farming" On Wed, 25 May 1994 TROWLEY@envsci.uoguelph.ca wrote: Accessing resources at sunSITE.unc.edu Methods: WAIS (also available via telnet) World Wide Web (via telnet, lynx available for vt100 users) anonymous ftp ftpmail Send e-mail to ftpmail@sunsite.unc.edu for helpfile on ftpmail usage. Gopher (also available via telnet) Link Info: Type=1+ Name=Worlds of SunSITE by Subject Path=1/sunsite.d Host=calypso-2.oit.unc.edu. Port=70 telnet Login: (follow login instructions for access to WAIS, gopher, ftp, lynx) (vt100 works fine for those using that terminal type) Information on certain archives at sunSITE Navigating the sunSITE ftp directories and Gopher menus: Anonymous ftp: cd pub/academic cd agriculture/sustainable_agriculture cd agriculture/rural-skills cd medicine/alternative-healthcare cd environment/alternative-energy/miscellaneous cd environment/pesticide-education Gopher: The Worlds of sunSITE Sustainable Agriculture Information SunSITE Sustainable Agriculture Information links to: Rural Skills: etc.

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