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Camel milk is very suitable for human nutritional requirements; many scientific researches focus on myths of highly potent medicinal properties of camel milk have been brought to public attention in the early seventies. The book is containing series of experiments in nine chapters, each chapter was carried out specific experiment regarding camel milk properties. Firstly, a field survey was carried out to draw a profile of status quo and camel communities' livelihood in three major regions of camel production in Sudan, this chapter concluded the socioeconomic aspects of pastoral communities in…mehr

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Camel milk is very suitable for human nutritional requirements; many scientific researches focus on myths of highly potent medicinal properties of camel milk have been brought to public attention in the early seventies. The book is containing series of experiments in nine chapters, each chapter was carried out specific experiment regarding camel milk properties. Firstly, a field survey was carried out to draw a profile of status quo and camel communities' livelihood in three major regions of camel production in Sudan, this chapter concluded the socioeconomic aspects of pastoral communities in desert and semi desert area. Secondly: experiments were conducted on camels detect milk nutritional values under weaning control. Thirdly: experiments were conducted under modern system of compatible body weight and breed. Fourthly: experiments were conducted on different parities to compare milk constituents of fore and rear quarters. In the fifth experiments milk nutritional value was determined in she-camels raised under modern and traditional systems. Milk quality from traditional system provide human with high nutritional values should be satisfied for maintenance, growth and production.
Autorenporträt
Ayman Balla Mustafa Yassien is a Sudanese, from Butana Region, Sudan. He obtained his initial degree (B.Sc. Hon. Agricultural Sciences) from University of Juba (Sudan)in 2003, and therefore obtained M.Sc. in Camel Nutrition from University of Khartoum (Sudan). He was participated in many international conferences and he has published articles.