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Cattle breeding, adopted in the Neolithic for the production of milk/meat and the supply of 
natural fertilisers for the soil by cattle manure, is however abandoned in favour of field crops. 
This specialization and intensification of agricultural production threatens the state of our 
soils. Several parameters are evaluated to objectively assess the state of soil fertility. This 
work focuses on the total organic carbon of the soil as well as the various essential nutrients 
(organic nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium). Total organic carbon is essential for many key 
soil functions. It thus determines the quality and fertility of a soil. The factors influencing its 
dynamics are numerous but this work focuses on the effects of the contribution of organic 
matter to the soil in the form of cattle manure. Grasslands also play a critical role in 
sequestering total organic carbon. The Natural Park of Scheldt Plains, located on the silty, 
sandy-silty and Campine Hennuyère agricultural regions, is seeing large-scale crops spread to 
the detriment of cattle farms. This territory presents general deficiencies in the different 
nutrients studied within the two study groups (farms with and without cattle) applying 
livestock effluents on their agricultural soils. However, deficiencies are accentuated in the 
agricultural land of farms without cattle. These nutrient deficiencies appear to decrease with 
increasing amounts of manure applied. However, despite the use of organic and/or mineral 
fertilizers, the state of soil fertility seems difficult to maintain. Grazed grassland soils have 
higher total organic carbon and organic nitrogen levels than cropland but deficiencies remain.

Cattle breeding, Total organic carbon levels --- Sciences du vivant > Médecine vétérinaire & santé animale

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Élevage --- animal husbandry --- Pâturages --- Pastures --- Savane --- Savannas --- Bovin --- Cattle --- Fourrage --- forage --- Amélioration des pâturages --- pasture improvement --- Afrique occidentale --- West Africa --- AFW West Africa --- pastures --- farming --- cattle --- cattle-breeding --- Gtz

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Buffaloes --- 636.082.4 --- -Buffaloes --- -Cattle --- Bos taurus --- Bovidae --- Buffalo meat --- Breeding methods and techniques. Reproduction --- 636.082.4 Breeding methods and techniques. Reproduction --- Cattle --- #ABIB:aeco --- 636.2 --- 636.2 Large ruminants. Cattle, oxen --- Large ruminants. Cattle, oxen --- Reproduction --- Cattle breeding --- Breeding --- Reproduction. --- Breeding. --- Cattle - Reproduction. --- Buffaloes - Reproduction. --- Cattle - Breeding. --- Buffaloes - Breeding. --- BUFFALOES --- REPRODUCTION TECHNIQUES --- CATTLE --- FERTILITY --- OVULATION DETECTION --- OVULATION INDUCTION --- PREGNANCY TESTS --- EMBRYO TRANSFER --- SUPEROVULATION --- VETERINARY

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Bovin --- Cattle --- Production animale --- Animal production --- Conduite d'élevage --- Livestock management --- Viande bovine --- Beef --- Rentabilité --- Profitability --- Rendement en viande --- Meat yield --- France --- Agrotechnology and Food Sciences. Food Products --- Animal Products --- Meat and Meat Products --- Meat and Meat Products. --- Beef cattle --- Bovins de boucherie --- Breeding --- Élevage --- Aspect économique --- Beef cattle - Breeding --- Bovins de boucherie - Élevage --- Bovins de boucherie - Élevage - Aspect économique - Europe --- Bovins de boucherie - Élevage - Aspect économique

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"In 2001-2002, the EU Phare Business Support Programme funded an inter-country project dealing with strengthening of cattle breeders associations as business representative organisations in eight then EU candidate countries: Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia. Breeders associations from Austria, Germany and Italy also participated in the project, while the European Association for Animal Production acted as the project leader. The project also known under its acronym as BABROC aimed at facilitating the integration of the cattle industries in the Central and Eastern European countries in the EU system and at improving quality of services provided by breeders associations to their members. The present publication contains invited papers for the international workshop on the image of cattle industry and its products, held in Verona, Italy 8 March 2002. Technical papers as well as statements made by Messrs. J. Fischler, EU Commissary, and G. Alemanno, Italian Minister of Agriculture, deal with expectations of consumers regarding the safety and quality of cattle products as the basic message for all involved in the cattle industry."

17.023.33 --- 636.083 --- 636.083 Care of animals in general --- Care of animals in general --- 17.023.33 Biologische doeleinden. Bio-ethiek bioethiek. Übermensch. Medische deontologie --- Biologische doeleinden. Bio-ethiek bioethiek. Übermensch. Medische deontologie --- 17.023.33 Biologische doeleinden. Bio-ethiek; bioethiek. Übermensch. Medische deontologie --- Biologische doeleinden. Bio-ethiek; bioethiek. Übermensch. Medische deontologie --- Cattle --- Cattle trade. --- Breeding. --- CATTLE DISEASES --- FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASES --- NETHERLANDS --- VIROLOGY --- EPIDEMIOLOGY --- Cattle industry --- Animal industry --- Meat industry and trade --- Cattle breeding --- Livestock --- Breeding --- European Economic Community countries --- Societies, etc. --- Breeding.