participatory cartography in a traditional goat production system of a smallholder community in northern mÉxico
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Abstract
A community mapping procedure was developed to identify and characterize communal land area used for a traditional goat production system. Participatory cartography indicated that producers have good knowledge of their territory; more than 80% of the spatial distribution and localization of the elements and shapes present in the community map agreed with the map constructed with GIS. All flocks were mainly grazed on communal rangelands where the most important native forage plants were Opuntia spp. Yucca filifera, Condalia mexicana, Dalea spp. and Euphorbia cinerasiens, and corn stover the main crop by-product supplement used during dry season.
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| Authors | ;Juan Manuel Pinos RodrÃguez;Juan Carlos GarcÃa López;Juan Rogeilo Aguirre Rivera;Humbero Reyes Hernández |
| Journal | diabetes therapy : research, treatment and education of diabetes and related disorders |
| Year | 2013 |
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