Rabies: Its Zoonotic importance and control strategies
Co Author: Dr. Muhammad Tahir Aleem There are many zoonotic diseases but from dog point of view rabies is considered
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Nosocomial infections: Epidemiology and Preventive Strategies
Nosocomial infections is one of the biggest source of infection for mankind. From the beginning mankind is suffering for different
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Impact of Parthenium weed on sugarcane’s production
Among these weeds, Parthenium is one of the most dangerous weeds which get incorporated into the soil and affected the early
Read moreCancer and anti-cancer drug via scientific search
A rich source for cancer cure is natural products, which is anticipated to become the most important causes of death
Read morePublic health policy for the prevention of aflatoxin exposure
The aflatoxin producing fungi, Aspergillus spp, are widely spread in nature and have severely contaminated food supplies of humans and animals,
Read moreClimate Change Impacts & their Mitigation Strategies
Agriculture is an important sector of the Pakistan economy. The crops, livestock, and fisheries produced in Pakistan contribute more than
Read moreParthenium hysterophorus L. effects and its strategies
Parthenium hysterophorus L. (family Asteraceae), a noxious, ubiquitous and annual weed, native to North and South America and the West
Read more4 Digital Marketing Strategies to Grow Business in Pakistan
These days the internet marketing is known as one of the most popular medium for attracting people towards your digital
Read moreWater conservation strategies discussed in Gomal Zam dam area
Over 50 senior Pakistani government officials, university leaders, and civil society experts met today for the opening of a three-day
Read moreInnovative strategies to control damages of papaya mealy bug
The papaya mealy bug (Paracoccus marginatus) is a polyphagous, sucking insect pest which belongs to family (Pseudococcidae) and order (Homoptera).
Read moreWaste management strategies and climate change
Waste management is an important global issue now a days. The carbon dioxide and methane concentrations in atmosphere rose gradually. The
Read moreEctoparasites threat to livestock production and its control strategies
Parasitic diseases account for important health hazard in man and animal in tropical countries. Ectoparasites infections cause serious threat to
Read moreFrost & Sullivan’s GIL discussed growth strategies on convergence of business functions, digital ecosystems, and new business models across South Asia
PR: Frost & Sullivan recently concluded the first edition of its flagship Summit, the Growth, Innovation and Leadership (GIL) Summit
Read moreTheileriosis disease: economic threat to livestock industry and its control strategies
Theileriosis is tick born protozoan parasitic disease in livestock population. It is due to Theileria parva (East cost fever) and Theileria
Read moreFood legumes production requires innovative strategies
Staff Report FSD: An international seminar on "Innovative strategies for enhancing production of food legumes" was held recently in Faisalabad. The objectives of the seminar were to identify, assess and find out ways for opting innovative strategies and methodologies for the development of production of food legumes in Pakistan.
University of Agriculture Faisalabad (UAF) organized the seminar in which considerable number of delegates, agriculture and food scientists,
Innovative strategies a must to escalate food legumes production
Staff Report FSD:An international seminar on "Innovative strategies for enhancing production of food legumes" was held recently in Faisalabad. The objectives of the seminar were to identify, assess and find out ways for opting innovative strategies and methodologies for the development of production of food legumes in Pakistan.
University of Agriculture Faisalabad (UAF) organized the seminar in which considerable number of delegates, agriculture and food scientists,
Saline agriculture impression in soils and its management strategies
AGRICULTURAL productivity is severely affected by soil salinity because salt levels are harmful to plant growth. Estimates show that at present about 20 per cent of the irrigated land in the world is affected by salinity. The loss of cultivable land due to salinity is likely to increase over the next 20 years. At present, there are nearly 954 million hectares of saline soils on the earth’s surface. All these salt affected soils are distributed throughout the world.
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