Selection of terminal Piétrain pigs improves vitality and prevalence of congenital defects in crossbred piglets by Wim Gorssen, Wim Gorssen, Carmen Winters, Roel Meyermans, Léa Chapard, Katrijn Hooyberghs, Jaro De Kort, Alice Van den Broeke, Jürgen Depuydt, Steven Janssens, Nadine Buys

“…Additionally, piglets born with congenital defects often demand extra attention and resources from pig farmers. Nowadays, most breeders have shifted towards a more balanced breeding within their maternal pig lines, with a focus on both reproductive capacity and survival traits. …”
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Impact of incorporating wheat straw together with basal nitrogen ratio on panicle formation and grain yield in rice by Li Qin, Chenyu Wang, Hong Zhao, Shenqi Zhou, Kun Liu, Lijun Liu

“…Under the condition of total nitrogen application rate of 270 kg ha− 2, the effects of local farmers’ fertilizer practice (FP, basal fertilizer: tillering fertilizer: panicle fertilizer = 5: 1: 4) and improving basal fertilizer proportion (IP, basal fertilizer: tillering fertilizer: panicle fertilizer = 7: 1: 2) on the grain yield, branch and spikelet differentiation and degeneration of the above rice varieties were studied under the conditions of non-wheat straw returning (NR) and wheat straw full returning (WR). …”
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The Effect of Wheat Residues and Vermicompost on the Quality Characteristics of Corn (Zea mays L.) Forage and Soil Fertility by Hasanali Pooresmaeil, Mehdi Dahmradeh, Ahmad Ghanbari

“…This depletion is primarily due to the annual removal of soil nutrients through crop harvesting and the extraction of organic matter. Farmers often remove straw and stubble from the field along with the grain harvest, and to prepare the field for the next planting or to control pests and diseases, they frequently burn the remaining straw. …”
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Addition of CaCO3 to culture media at the salinity of 3 g/L for freshwater tambaqui growth by Yuni Puji Hastuti, Chandra Yudistira, Kukuh Nirmala, Wildan Nurusallam, Kurnia Faturochman

“…ABSTRACT   Increasing of freshwater tambaqui Colossoma macropomum demand makes the farmers increase the production of the consumption fish and seed. …”
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Visualisasi Data Kriminal Wilayah Polres Musi Banyuasin by Fitri Purwaningtias, Muhamad Ariandi, Maria Ulfa

“…Which in the dimension of the most cases are drugs, with the most work dimensions in 2019 being entrepreneurs and in 2020 farmers, the age dimension being in 2019 the age of 39 years while in 2020 it was 23 years. …”
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Selective dry cow therapy: Clinical field trial on prevention and cure of intramammary infections by R.E. Niemi, M. Hovinen, P.J. Rajala-Schultz

“…No quarters received teat sealants. Farmers collected aseptic quarter milk samples for microbiological quantitative real-time PCR analysis 0 to 4 d before dry-off and 0 to 4 d after calving. …”
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Economic-productive analysis of a mixed cattle-bubaline model mixed model in the Northern region of Corrientes Province in Argentina by Pablo Maldonado-Vargas, Vanesa Guadalupe Mierke, Liliana Laura Pellerano, Guillermo Sebastián Grimaldi, Orlando Alberto Álvarez, Natalia Mercedes Vallejos, Margarita Rosa Itatí Romero, Francisco Daniel Romero, Alexis Sebastián Bandeo, Gonzalo Enrique Tuñón, José Luis Konrad

“…The Northeastern region of Argentina contains the provinces of Corrientes, Formosa, Chaco, Misiones, and Entre Rios, where 88.89% of the buffaloes, with Corrientes having the most significant numbers of animals and farmers. The study aimed to analyze a mixed cattle-bubaline model’s economic and productive results. …”
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The Chinese State, Incomplete Proletarianization and Structures of Inequality in Two Epochs by Wu Jieh-min, Mark Selden

“…We locate the discussion in relation to theories of original accumulation, proletarianization, wage stagnation, and low consumption in the emerging capitalist world economy of which China has been a part since the 1970s.2 We hope to add to that discussion by exploring a range of structures that have produced incomplete proletarianization and inequality during two periods of socialist transition (1950s to 1970) and capitalist transition (1970s to present).Following three decades during which China experienced the world’s most rapid growth, and in which billionaires emerged at a record rate in 2010, hundreds of millions of urban laborers, particularly the more than one hundred million migrant laborers, continue to receive not only a low but even a relatively declining share of the gross domestic product, leaving many at subsistence levels, with meager welfare benefits and bereft of basic citizenship rights.3 We use the term “laborers” to highlight the conditions of the laboring poor—rural migrant workers (nongmingong), farmers, the urban underclass, recently joined by redundant state-owned enterprise workers—examining their situation in relative as well as absolute terms. …”
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Effect of oodev and turmeric powder dietary supplementations on the reproductive performance of sunset platy fish Xiphophorus maculatus by Harton Arfah, Odang Carman, Muhamad Fathurrizki Darmawan, Fajar Maulana, Lina Mulyani

“… Plati fish is a freshwater ornamental fish with great demand  due to its beautiful body shape and color, besides the price is affordable.The main problem faced by plati fish farmers is that the production targets have not been achieved to meet the market needs. …”
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Exploring the Impact of Drought Stress on the Yield and Yield Components of Cumin (Cuminum cyminum L.) Ecotypes by Vahid Bazr Afshan, Farzad Paknejad, Hamid Reza Fanay, davood Habibi, Morteza Siavoshi

“…By selecting cultivars that are more resilient to drought conditions, farmers can enhance their chances of achieving higher yields, even in challenging environments. …”
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Hameaux et villages paysans de la période romaine en plaine d’Alsace by Antonin Nüsslein, Pascal Flotté, Mathias Higelin, Muriel Roth-Zehner

“…In any case these establishments should not all be interpreted as settlements made up of poor farmers, positioned outside the Roman tradition, the networks and the economic functioning of the region. …”
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Blood and Iron: The Rise and Fall of the German Empire 1871 – 1918 by Arzu Melek Ozgumus

“…Developments in chemistry, resulted in new fertilizers, causes the food prices to decrease and leads the farmers into poverty, who eventually migrate to urban areas to seek jobs. …”
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