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A SOCIOLOGICAL STUDY ON NOMADIC DONKEY REARING IN TAMIL NADU
2024
P. Athilakshmy | C. Manivannan | N. Vimal Rajkumar | N. Kumaravelu | G. Kathiravan
The socioeconomic importance of nomadic donkey rearing, perception on health benefits of donkey milk and the marketing channels involved remain unexplored. This paper aims at providing details on nomadic donkey rearing, a traditional system prevailing in Tamil Nadu. Donkey played a significant role in the livelihood of its owners who had migrated throughout Tamil Nadu for selling donkey milk. They traversed around 30 – 40 km per day to sell the donkey milk besides meeting the grazing needs of the donkeys. Majority of the nomadic donkey rearers were young to middle aged and were scheduled tribes. Two third of the respondents were involved in nomadic donkey rearing for nearly eight months in a year and for the remaining four months they earned their livelihood as agricultural labourers. The study revealed that on an average, lactating jenny yield milk for six months. At the end of the lactation period, the donkey rearers sold the dry jenny to the traders and in turn purchased the lactating jenny from them. The nomadic donkey rearers believed that the donkey milk had medicinal benefits to cure ailments such as ulcer, indigestion, pneumonia, jaundice, leukorrhea and hypernatremia. The respondents preferred institutional support in marketing donkey milk so that they could settle in one place and thrive better.
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2015
Abou-Elnaga, A.F. ((Hokkaido University, Sapporo (Japan). Graduate School of Veterinary Medicine, Department of Disease Control, Laboratory of Laboratory Animal Science and Medicine), (Mansoura University, Mansoura (Egypt). Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Department of Husbandry and Development of Animal Wealth)) | Torigoe, D. | Fouda, M.M. | Darwish, R.A. | Abou-Ismail, U.A. | Morimatsu, M. | Agui, T.
Use of rapid rural appraisal and cross-sectional studies in the assessment of constraints in smallholder cattle production systems in the western Kenya highlands
2003
Okuthe, O.S. (National Veterinary Research Centre, Kikuyu (Kenya). Epidemiology and Socio-Economics Div.) | McLeod, A. | Otte, J.M. | Buyu, G.E.
