ASRIC Journal of Agricultural Sciences 2023 v4-i2
ISSN: 2795-3572
EISSN: 2795-3572
ASRIC Journal of Agricultural Sciences 2023 v4-i2
ASRIC Journal of Agricultural Sciences 2023 v4-i2
Published: 2023-12-29
Articles
Effect of Agro Ecological Zones on Cowpea Performance in the Central African Republic
Kola Doli Alain, Zinga Innocent*, Kamba Mebourou Emmanuel, Silla Semballa, Yandja Prosper Simplice, Longue Sokpe Dimitri, Ballo Christiant, Toko Marabena Brice, Koala Moustapha, Tiendrebeogo Fidèle, Neye Boima James
Cowpea (Vigna unguiculata L, Walp) is a vegetable grown and consumed in tropical Africa. Few studies have been done on cowpea in the Central African Republic (CAR). The best popularization of accessions in circulation requires a study of varietal selection. For this reason, four local accessions of cowpea (Kahkir, Gbarahn Aie-toung and Bambalassa) collected from different localities were evaluated
Development of A Cascade Aeratror for Small and Medium Fish Farmers in Nigeria
Olorunwa Eric Omofunmi, Oluwabunmi John Esan
Aeration devices are designed to create a greater amount of contact between air and water to enhance the transfer of gases and increase oxidation. A cascade aerator is one of gravity aerators and classified as water-into-air aerators and one of the oldest and most common aerators. It consists of a series of steps that the water flows over (similar to a flowing stream). The main features of the cas
Temporal Distribution of Organochlorine Pesticides in Tissues of Two Fish Species of Tropical Reservoirs: A Case Study of Bui, Ghana
Jidauna Samuel Buba, Edziyie Regina & Campion Betey Benjamin
This study analysed tissues distribution of organochlorine pesticides (OCPs) of Alestes nurse and Chrysichthys nigrodigitatus from Bui Reservoir on temporal basis from June, 2017 to May, 2018. GC-ECD was used to identify, quantify pesticide residues. Sixteen OCPs were detected in A. nurse while 14 in C. nigrodigitatus, concentrations range from1.0 – 194.20 ng/g-ww in A. nurse and from1.01 – 370.97
Influence of Singeing Materials on Post-Singeing Temperature, Ph Decline, Retail Characteristics, and Malondialdehyde Status in Chevon During Cold Storage
John Oluwole Aremo, Sule Bamidele, Akinleye Andrew Babatunde Omojola, Olubunmi O. Olusola
This study examined the effects of singeing materials (kerosene, hardwood, scrape-tyre, and liquefied-gas) on various aspects of chevon (goat meat) from singed carcasses stored at 0°C for three weeks. Twelve Red Sokoto buck goats (14-16 kg) were randomly assigned to the treatments, with three replications in a randomized design. The initial post-singeing temperature varied significantly (P<0.05),
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