Category School of Natural Resources

Emmanuel P. Lita et al,. Abstract Brucellosis is a neglected zoonotic disease in most developing countries, including South Sudan. Precise identification of Brucella species is crucial for addressing public health and epidemiological concerns associated with brucellosis. The study aimed to…

by Emmanuel P. Lita et al,. Background Brucellosis poses serious public health implications and substantial economic losses in pastoral rural settings in South Sudan. In humans, brucellosis is almost always originating from animals. Current literature provides scant data regarding the…

David Nasir Morris, Malik Doka Morjan, Moses Osman Mathew Woni, Charles Manya, John Apuruot Akec Abstract Given the growing population of students and the new infrastructural development at the University of Juba, it is environmentally significant to investigate the ecological…

by A. Achuil Deng et al,. Abstract Background: Rodents and shrews play an important role in the transmission and spreading of zoonotic diseases in Tanzania and worldwide. Purpose: This study aims to identify ectoparasites and hemoparasites in rodents and shrews…

by Erneo B. Ochi et al,.  Abstract The investigation into the profiling of antimicrobial resistance in E. coli surpasses the study on the Production of laying chickens due to its potential ramifications on the poultry industry’s finances. The excessive administration…

by T. Ngalamu, P. Bulli S. Meseka Abstract Background The challenge to food security posed by climate change and coupled with the substantial rise in the global population, necessitate a shift in crop improvement programmes towards developing crop cultivars with…

by: Tony Ngalamu et al,. Abstract This brief addresses two dimensions of women and seed systems development ̶ what women do for seed systems development, and what seed systems interventions could do for women ̶ in the context of South…

by Tony Ngalamu et al,. Abstract Global population increment coupled with the adverse effects of climate change pose horrendous possibilities for food shortage and hunger. Nevertheless, climate change embedded in several biotic and abiotic stresses affects food crops’ productivity, despite…

Gama, P.B.S.  Efficacy of some biopesticides on the biological control of papaya mealybug (Paracoccus Marginatus) in Central Equatoria.   Request the full document from the Author