ASRIC Journal on Agricultural Sciences 2023 v4-i2
ISSN: 2795-3572
EISSN: 2795-3564
ASRIC Journal on Agricultural Sciences 2023 v4-i2
Published: 2023-12-29
Articles
The Fish Fauna of Otamiri River, Imo State, South East Nigeria: The Composition, Abundance and Distribution, and Management Issues
Onwuka C. N., Irabor A. E.
The composition, abundance and spatial distribution of fish in Otamiri river was investigated between April 2021 and March 2022. Fish sampling was carried out from eighteen (18) demarcated sampling zones along the river. The physiochemical parameter obtained in each of the sampling zones are similar and consistent to the data collected from rivers in South Eastern Nigeria. Twenty (20) fish familie
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),
Assessment of Physiological Responses and Field Performances of Smallholder Oxen for the Development of Precision-Based Animal-Drawn Plough for Semi-Arid Nigeria
Sikiru A.B., Muhammad I.R., Egena S.S.A., Hamisu S., Makinde O.J., Manga A.T., Zuru Y.M.
This study focuses on assessing the physiological responses and field performances of smallholder oxen to develop a precision-based animal-drawn plough suitable for use in the semi-arid region of Nigeria. The research was carried out to contribute to enhancement of technology for improving productivity of smallholder farmers who heavily rely on draught animal power. The physiological parameters an
Clinical and Laboratory Studies on Dogs Suffering from Pyoderma in Correlation to some Microelements and Some Oxidative Stress Markers
Nafie T.S., Mahmud M.M., Dina A. Abd Elkhalek
The present study was carried out in the clinic of Faculties of Veterinary Medicine Suez Canal University, Ismailia and Cairo University, Cairo, Egypt on household dogs and cats admitted to both clinics and suffer from skin problems. The study was continued for one year. The clinical study was conducted on two groups of dogs. The first one was the diseased included ninety (90) dogs of different ag
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