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) the risk appears to increase with increasingly sparse rural settings, iii) sporadic human cases of VTEC O157 cluster spatially in areas of the country that have the greatest numbers of cattle. Questions/discussion included: Q. Has the dispersion of cow dung in rural and urban areas been looked at? Q
: Ekoporus, Pastoralist Ekoporus is a 52 year old pastoralist from Northern Kenya. He is married and lives with his wife and 7 children in one of the Kraals in Sopel. He is the owner of 6 stones (herds) of livestock. He has 200 goats and 50 cows. Ekoropus is a troubled man, the weather patterns have been
around -35‰, while coal mines vary and emissions from landfills and cows may be around -55‰. Thus by measuring air from a source, and subtracting the background, the CH 4 increment from that source can be determined. This can be done at any distance, depending on the emissions, from a few hundred
therefore focus on delivering advice about crop growing alongside the weekly and seasonal weather forecasts to begin with. Domestic livestock plays a secondary role in providing food and cash income for rural households in Western Kenya. Most farmers have one or two cows for milking and some poultry. Some
therefore focus on delivering advice about crop growing alongside the weekly and seasonal weather forecasts to begin with. Domestic livestock plays a secondary role in providing food and cash income for rural households in Western Kenya. Most farmers have one or two cows for milking and some poultry. Some
and 4 rooms (68% in Punjab and 76% in Sindh) (Figure 6). Primary source of energy for cooking comes from fire-wood (95% in Punjab and 72% in Sindh) followed by cow dung (11% in Punjab and 28% in Sindh). Regarding sources of light, the majority of households in the Punjab and Sindh regions have access
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