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在西部大开发中,借鉴我们邻国印度开发香精油制品及香料产业的做法和经验,因时、因地制宜地发展我国的香精油制品及香料产业,对于调动我国西部各族人民的积极性,充分利用当地资源,开拓新的经济发展领域,迅速走上脱贫致富之路,缩小东西部差距,不失为一条切实可行的好路子. 相似文献
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从海西地区开发草地菱镁制品的目的和意义,菱镁制品的优点,技术工艺流程,以及开发草地菱镁制品的经济效益和社会效益方面,初步论述了开发菱镁制品是完全可行的。 相似文献
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在当今市场上,利用黄鼠狼尾、牛尾、羊尾、狗尾、马尾等动物尾毛制成高级化妆笔和精密仪器刷。同时还可用于高级军工产品,食品测试及轻工、化工等领域。在美国,一支猫尾做成的毛笔售价高达30美元。由于尾毛日趋紧缺,国际市场对尾毛制品的需求量与日俱增,供需矛盾十分突出,为尾毛制品的开发提供了良好的机遇。我国的动物尾毛资源 相似文献
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对我国苜蓿产业建设的建议 总被引:5,自引:0,他引:5
一、当前苜蓿产业建设形势的基本判断当前我国苜蓿产业建设基本形势可以概括为如下三个特点。1.起步快,扩张迅速由于多年来发展苜蓿产业经验的积累,国内外市场的拉动,国家西部开发战略性调整及主要粮食市场价格持续低迷的共同作用,1999年以来,在全国范围掀起一阵“苜蓿产业热”。西部地区的宁夏固原地区计划发展100万亩的苜蓿产业;甘肃酒泉苜蓿产业化生产建设正在进行之中;陕西陕北地区“山川秀美”工程中把苜蓿产业是列入重要建设内容;河北省黑龙港地区百万亩苜蓿产业建设工程已经启动;2000年北京苜蓿种植面积达13… 相似文献
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山羊产业现状及开发趋势 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
随着我国入世,给在国际市场竞争中具有比较优势的羊产品带来了千载难逢的机遇。四川省抓住西部大开发和农业产业化的机遇,出台了“一二三产业互动、城乡经济相融”、以及“两加快”的开发计划和扶羊政策,构建了发展山羊养殖、加工、出口的政策平台,实施川羊产业工程,全省形成了前所未有的山羊养殖大开发、大发展的热潮。 相似文献
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文章旨在通过对因地制宜发展禽蛋产业、加强蛋品深加工能力、走生态养鸡的道路的阐述,探索新时期禽蛋产业开发的新思路,对西部地区发展有机农业和食品工业有一定的借鉴意义. 相似文献
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利用废弃物开发蚯蚓制品王惠金,神全茵(无锡市委农村工作部)我国,人口众多,人均资源相对贫乏,充分开发利用农业资源,挖掘和寻找新资源,开发新产品,具有十分重要的现实意义。近年来,无锡县郊农民利用多余牛粪在房前屋后养蚯蚓,发展庭院经济,收到了较好的经济、... 相似文献
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Johan A.M. van Arendonk 《Livestock Science》2011,136(1):29-37
The world is faced with the challenge to meet the increasing demand for livestock products while conserving animal genetic resource diversity and maintaining environmental integrity. Genetic improvement of local breeds can help to improve the livelihood of the livestock keepers, to increase the production of animal products and to conserve genetic diversity. Implementing breeding schemes in developing countries has proven to be very difficult. The objective of this paper is to discuss the role of reproductive technologies for the creation and dissemination of genetic improvement in livestock populations in developing countries. In the paper opportunities are discussed for implementing breeding schemes which minimize the need for extensive pedigree and performance recording. It is shown that genetic progress can be generated in a small population. Community-based breeding schemes offer a good starting point for involving farmers in improving local breeds. Artificial insemination to exchange genetic material between communities offers an opportunity to increase the rate of genetic improvement while restricting the rate of inbreeding. Furthermore, artificial insemination is a promising technique for dissemination of genetic gain to producers at a relatively low cost. Opportunities to use semen sexing in a crossbreeding scheme are presented. It is concluded that tailor-made solutions and long-term commitment are needed in order to meet the needs of farmers to increase their livelihoods and to meet the needs of the growing population of consumers. 相似文献
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在精准扶贫背景下,饲料企业的可持续发展能为贫困地区实现脱贫,为当地经济发展提供源源不断的动力。饲料企业要实现自身可持续发展,就要使产品在质量和销量上不断提升。在质量上要顺应当下时代的发展要求,走绿色生态发展道路,特别是对贫困地区来说,在发展经济的同时一定要注重环境保护。同时,设备升级和技术更新要紧跟时代发展要求,用科技创新来实现产品质量上的跃升。销量上要注重品牌创建和服务质量的提高,充分利用互联网平台宣传产品品牌和理念价值,提升产品在消费者心中的信任度。本文以精准扶贫为背景,对饲料企业实现可持续发展进行价值分析,同时从精准定位、科技创新、品牌创建、人才培养等多方面对饲料企业可持续发展路径进行深入分析。
[关键词]精准扶贫|饲料企业|可持续发展 相似文献
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Jennings GB 《Journal of veterinary medical education》2006,33(3):419-421
The US Agency for International Development (USAID) works within the overall purpose of US foreign assistance to improve the lives of the citizens of the developing world. Through partnerships with other agencies, organizations, and governments, and using its field offices around the world, USAID strives to develop local capacity and thus build sustainable development. Two specific USAID programs pertinent to veterinary medicine are global health and agriculture. In the area of global health, veterinarians can aid USAID's work to improve the quality, availability, and use of essential health services that specifically target maternal and child health, HIV/AIDS, family planning and reproductive health, infectious diseases, environmental health, nutrition, and other life-saving areas. The challenge of making the agricultural sector in a developing country more productive is a critical one for USAID and a clear area for input from the veterinary profession. Animal agriculture is the largest single sector of agricultural economies in most developing countries, and livestock remains a critical component of poverty alleviation. There are educational requirements that benefit anyone working at USAID and can be met prior to admittance to a DVM program, as part of a DVM curriculum, or in post-graduate training/employment, such as proficiency in a foreign language; environmental sciences background; familiarity with accounting and management techniques; expertise in foreign animal diseases, zoonotic diseases, epidemiology, food safety, and nutrition, as well as the application to human health of those areas; an advanced degree such as an MPH; and management experience. Appropriately trained veterinarians can make enormous contributions to USAID's global efforts to improve the health and agriculture sectors of developing nations. 相似文献
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Thomson GR Perry BD Catley A Leyland TJ Penrith ML Donaldson AI 《The Veterinary record》2006,159(2):53-57
The current system for the certification of internationally traded animal commodities can act as a barrier to developing countries accessing high-value international markets. In this Viewpoint article, Gavin Thomson and colleagues discuss the situation as it stands and identify inconsistencies with respect to the certification process. They suggest ways to address the lack of capacity for credible certification in some developing countries that will encourage market access for livestock commodities. They emphasise the role of mechanisms other than demonstrating that an area of production is free from a range of animal diseases, arguing that this could be of significant benefit to developing regions and countries, but that a reliable and independent system of certification based on international standards is essential. 相似文献
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Emrobowansan M. Idamokoro Andrew B. Falowo Chika E. Oyeagu Anthony J. Afolayan 《Animal Science Journal》2020,91(1)
Vitamin E is an essential nontoxic fat‐soluble micronutrient whose effects on livestock performance and products can be attributed to its antioxidant and nonantioxidant properties. Although it is needed in small quantity in the diet, its roles in livestock production are indispensable as it is required in boosting performance, nutritional qualities, and yield of animal and animal products. The dietary or oral supplementation of vitamin E is essential in reducing lipid oxidation in muscle, egg, and dairy products as well as lowering cholesterol concentrations and improving antioxidant status of livestock. Evidence has shown that bioavailability of vitamin E–enriched animal products could serve as an invaluable nutritional benefit to consumers; especially those in regions of limited resources where vitamin E deficiencies pose a risk that may be detrimental to some cellular activities of the body and on human health. It is therefore important to redirect research on the impact of vitamin E supplementation as antioxidant on livestock performance and animal products. 相似文献
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L.R. Wallace M.Agr.Sc. Ph.D. 《New Zealand veterinary journal》2013,61(9):131-136
Extract For a number of years now, New Zealand has staggered from one crisis to another in respect of her overseas balance of payments, and one has only to examine the make-up of exports to appreciate her vital dependence upon the sale of animal produce for the overseas exchanges she needs to support the economy. Last year, for instance, well over 90% of New Zealand's exports were derived from sales of meat, wool, dairy products, and hides and skins; and this is no new situation. It has been so for more than fortyyears, and, what is more important, it is likely to continue to be true for at least the foreseeable future. Of exports of other than pastoral origin ( such as frozen fish and crayfish tails, forest, products, fresh apples, canned and frozen vegetables, peas, grass and clover seed), the only ones that can confidently be expected to become much more important in the future than at present as a source of overseas funds are forest products. From time to time, there is a great deal of publicity concerning opportunities that exist for developing markets for the products of local manufacturing industries. Undoubtedly, limited opportunities do exist, but these can only amount to “peanuts” in relation to New Zealand's major export earnings problem. 相似文献