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Land Use Planning and Wildlife-Inflicted Crop Damage in Zambia
... of crop damage while models 2 and 4 show the extent of ...affect crop damage in any statistically significant ...incurring crop damage for those households that are located in ...
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PROFICIENT TECHNIQUE FOR MONITOR AN ELEPHANT INTRUSION IN FOREST BORDER AREAS USING EMBEDDED SYSTEMS
... since crop damage by elephant is more localized but more severe per raid than that of smaller pest species ,the reasonably standardized system is required ...
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Factors Influencing Human Wildlife Conflict in Communities around Protected Area - The Case of Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve in Eastern Nepal
... Local people get a lot of benefits through the wildlife, but at the same time they also affect on the survival of the wildlife. Interaction of large mammals and people takes place for a niche or their place in the ...
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Elephants and their interactions with people and vegetation in the Waza-Logone region, Cameroon
... The available information on elephant numbers, movements and habitat utilisation, and extent of elephant crop damage enables to impart a number of sound management options in order to se[r] ...
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UNDERLYING CAUSES: OF THE FARMERS AND NOMADS CONFLICTS OVER LAND USE RIGHTS IN GREATER KORDOFAN, SUDAN
... land, Crop damage by livestock, illiteracy among farmers and nomads, expansion of mechanized agriculture, the conflict between the Sudan government and (Sudan Peoples’ Liberation Movement) forces, cattle ...
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A Study on Problems of Farmers in Cultivation of Intercrops in Erode District – Factor Analysis
... of crop while harvesting the other crop‟ variable of the Crop Damage Harvesting and Lower Yield factor has the highest factor loading of ...
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Human-Wildlife Conflicts: Case Study in Wondo Genet District, Southern Ethiopia
... perceived crop damage by wild animals as a great hindrance to their agricultural development, and crop losses varied from farmer to farmer depending on the amount of time invested to guard the ...
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Damage profile of house rat ( Rattus rattus ) on dough and mature stages of maize in a crop habitat of Faisalabad
... Rodents are about 1700 species in worldwide but fewer cause problems over larger geographic areas only 5-10% are major pest species. Rodents like house rat consume substantial amounts of agricultural products and ...
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Integration of agent-based and GIS-based modelling for geosimulation of human-elephant Interactions in the Bunda district, Tanzania
... occurrences. Crop damage was the main recorded direct impact of HEI while house damage was the least recorded incident in the ...causing crop damage may result in human ...
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Browse Title Index
... of crop: Damage of crops (rubber, vegetables, livestock and others); Damage of crops: Damage of crop (rubber, vegetables, livestock and others); Home condition: The home’s physical ...
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Mapping of pastoral corridors: practices and politics in eastern Senegal
... from crop damage, but corridors were also sometimes discussed in terms of their potential role in mitigating tensions between herding ...preventing crop damage are sometimes ...on crop ...
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Analyzing the sensitivity of a flood risk assessment model towards its input data
... flood damage assessment model was created for the case study of Annotto Bay, Ja- ...a damage map for the region based on the flood extent map of the 2001 inundations caused by Tropical Storm ...three ...
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Review Article: Economic evaluation of flood damage to agriculture – review and analysis of existing methods
... of damage were crops and ...of damage within farm ...of damage to agriculture for sev- eral combinations of parameters, in particular the seasonal- ...total damage is in general low, when ...
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Human Wildlife Conflicts to communities surrounding Mikumi National Parks in Tanzania: A case of selected villages
... Conover (2002) explained Human-wildlife conflict as any action by human or wildlife that has adverse impact on each other whereas (Foreman, 1992 and Gittleman et al. 2001), defined Human-wildlife conflict as an issue of ...
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Identification and Management of Pests and Diseases of Garden Crops in Santa, Cameroon
... visible crop damage in the dry season than in the rainy season as in conformity with studies by Nsobinenyui et ...was crop rotation to disrupt the life cycle of the ...
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Over 90% of the water applied to sites in Davis and Scott Valley percolated to recharge groundwater, making this a viable practice on highly permeable soils.
... It is well known that California experiences dramatic swings in precipitation that are difficult to predict and challenging to agriculture. In times of drought, groundwater serves as a crucial savings account that is ...
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Sowing time, false seedbed, row distance and mechanical weed control in organic winter wheat
... the crop plants in the rows, are the ones which cause the need for hand-weeding, not those growing between the ...severe crop damage using most tools, but later cultivation can be made with a wide ...
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Effectiveness of Water Infrastructure for River Flood Management: Part 2 – Flood Risk Assessment and Its Changes in Bangladesh
... rice crop damage due to a 50-year flood hazard identified in Part 1, and quantifying flood risk changes between the presence and absence of existing water infrastructure ...rice crop damage, ...
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Satellite Impacts on Real Time Remote Sensing Applications– Technical Aspect
... cultivation, crop health is based on its temperature, irrigation, soil health ...monitoring crop health, GIS provides various vegetation indices such as NDVI, TVI, and ...find crop damage ...
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Perceived impacts of climate change and disaster risk management by rural communities in Ethiopia
... are; crop damage, deaths, and illness of productive household member and livestock because of different hazards such as floods, storms, droughts, fire accidence, outbreaks of infectious diseases and pests, ...
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