Ethnoveterinary Medicine by Marina Martin - ISBN: 9781853395222
Paperback
The bibliography is aimed at all involved or interested in ethnoveterinary medicine: botanists, animal production professionals, veterinarians, anthropologists, social scientists, rural development professionals and anyone interested in Indigenous Knowledge.

Ethnoveterinary Medicine

An annotated bibliography of community animal healthcare

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    624 pages

  • Release Date

    15 December 2001

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Summary

This volume contains some 700 abstracts from around the world relating to peoples animal healthcare, otherwise known as ethnoveterinary medicine. Each abstract, many of the substantial, contains where possible detail of the livestocks disease, the name of the treatment, its method of preparation and administration. The abstracts cover the treatment of animals in 115 countries. The bibliography is aimed at all involved or interested in ethnoveterinary medicine: botanists, animal production professionals, veterinarians, anthropologists, social scientists, rural development professionals and anyone interested in Indigenous Knowledge. This book replaces ethnoveterinary medicine: An annotated bibliography, which was originally published in 1989 as the premier sourcebook in its field and will be of great use and interest to many active in the Indigenous Knowledge field.

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781853395222
ISBN-10:1853395226
Author:Marina Martin
Publisher:Practical Action Publishing
Imprint:Practical Action Publishing
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:624
Release Date:15 December 2001
Weight:1.05kg
Dimensions:40mm x 156mm x 234mm
Series:Studies in Indigenous Knowledge and Development
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Critics Review

‘A rewarding read with a definitive text that is good value for money.’ – Biological Agriculture and Horticulture

“A rewarding read with a definitive text that is good value for money.”–Biological Agriculture and Horticulture

About The Author

Marina Martin

Marina Martin has conducted ethnoveterinary research in Nigeria and Tanzania. Currently, she is employed by VETAID, a livestock development NGO based in Scotland.

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