tailieunhanh - Indigenous knowledge on use of local fodder trees in mid hills of west Nepal

Fodder shortage (quality as well as quantity) has been found throughout mid hills of Nepal. The tree fodder is particularly important as a green, nitrogen supplement to poor quality crop residues during the dry season when feeds are scarce. The nutritional values of fodders differ according to species and season therefore farmers prefer different species for different seasons to feed their livestock. The choice or preference of fodder species by farmers reflects their traditional knowledge on nutritional values, palatability, cultivation easiness and seasonal variability of tree fodder in local environment. The paper highlights an indigenous knowledge system that relates to the quality of tree fodder used by farmers in mid hills of Nepal. In total 69 plant species have been recorded as tree fodder and out of them ten best tree fodders have been listed on the basis of preferences and priority by farmers. Information was gathered through a semi structured open questionnaire by interviewing 85 respondents of different age groups of Arghakhanchi district. Though Ficus species was the most abundant among tree fodder, Grewia optiva (locally known as 'phorso') was found the most preferable tree fodder species in the study area. | Indigenous knowledge on use of local fodder trees in mid hills of west Nepal

• Nông nghiệp
• Indigenous knowledge
• Local fodder trees
• Mid hills of west Nepal
• Tree fodder
• Folk classification
• Indigenous knowledge
• Indigenous practices
• Documentation of indigenous knowledge
• Agriculture practices in Rajasthan
• Agriculture practices
• Indigenous techniques
• West bengal
• Indigenous technical knowledge in fisheries
• White feaces problem in shrimp
• Plant biodiversity through
• Rural household
• Conservation of plant biodiversity
• Indigenous technology knowledge
• Implements used in agriculture
• Allied sector in Tripura
• Allied agricultural activities
• Indigenous agricultural know how
• Urban agriculture
• Indigenous local knowledge
• Scientific knowledge
• Farming system
• Social perspective
• Economic perspective
• Ecological perspective
• Climate smart villages
• Land use planning
• The Vietnamese Mekong River Delta
• Tra Hat hamlet
• Integrating indigenous knowledge
• landscape
• african
• south
• knowledge
• indigenous
• Tim HartIneke Vorster
• Dao ethnic group
• Medicinal plant
• Muong ethnic group
• Ba Vi National Park
• Disaster risk reduction
• Deliver sustainable impacts
• Climate change adaptation
• Low lying coastal areas
• Co Tu ethnic
• Medicinal plants
• Digestive system
• Tr'Hy commune
• Fermented food
• Monpa tribe
• Traditional food
• Monpa tribal community
• cultural context
• social transformation
• knowledge confronts
• development among
• indigenous desire
• biodiversity
• BMC Veterinary Research
• Anthelmintic plants
• Ethnoveterinary knowledge
• Small ruminants
• Control gastrointestinal nematodes
• trình bày báo cáo
• tài liệu báo cáo khoa học
• báo cáo y học
• kiến thức y học
• nghiên cứu y học
• decisions about medicines
• Supporting adherence
• Reviewing medicines
• Genetics and Adaptation
• Plant Genes
• Abiotic Stress
• Quản lý tài nguyên rừng
• Kiến thức bản địa
• Dân bản địa
• Báo cáo Quản lý tài nguyên rừng
• Khảo sát bản địa
• Hướng dẫn khảo sát bản địa
• Polysaccharides for Colon
• Targeted Drug Delivery
• Improved Drug
• Release Specificity
• Therapeutic Benefits
• Factors in Pathogenesis
• Sero Prevalence
• Female Sex Workers
• Andhra Pradesh
• Attitude and Behaviour
• Sexually Transmitted
• Socio cultural identity
• Dalits in Karnali
• Idea sharing
• Pregnancy and lactation
• Lossa ghasse
• Jammu and Kashmir
• Health practices during post partum period
• Quik method
• Indigenous technical knowledge
• Anoestrum treatment in cattle
• Ethno veterinary medicines
• Traditional dairy farming
• Crassocephalum crepidioides leaf meal
• Labeo rohita
• Nutrient utilisation
• Labeo rohita Fingerlings