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1. Background and motivation for the study
SHEEP HUSBANDRY AND ETHNOVETERINARY KNOWLEDGE OF RAIKA SHEEP PASTORALISTS IN RAJASTHAN, INDIA. 1. Background and motivation for the study Failure of development efforts Peasants all over the world have developed their own forms of farming to survive. Their way of farming is determined by local possibilities and limitations of ecology and within the social, economic and political structure of their countries and the whole world. Furthermore it is estimated that a large part (three-fourths) of all farming families are scarcely in a position to buy machinery, fertilizers, insecticides, hybrid seeds or veterinary medicines. These low external input farming systems produce a large part of the total agricultural production world-wide and livestock plays an essential role in the agrarian economy of developing countries. More than half of the rural population depends at least in part on livestock for their livelihood, and 12% of the world's population is entirely dependent on livestock production.
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