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An Integrated In-service Professional Development Model Proposed for Agriculture Teachers: Implications for Improved IPD Policy at the Central Region of Botswana
(Transstellar Journal Publications and Research Consultancy Private Limited (TJPRC), 2017)This paper presents a conceptual model generated as part of the major mixed methods study, which among others, intended to point at changes that could lead to improved In-service Professional Development for agriculture ... -
The Perceptions of Botswana Agricultural Science Teachers towards their In-service Professional Development: An Exploratory Study of the Central Region
(The University of Nottingham, 2016-05)This study relates to the reforms by the Education Ministry in Botswana of decentralising the coordination of teachers’ In-service Professional Development (IPD) to the Regional Offices with the overall aim of improving ... -
Assessment of the species Penaeus latisulcatus and Penaeus japonicus in the shallow-water shrimp trawl fishery at the Sofala Bank, Mozambique.
(University of Bergen, 2000)Commercial data from 1995 and 1996 of the Pescamar fishing company in Mozambique were used to study the stock dynamics of the two shrimp species Penaeus latisulcatus (marfil) and Penaeus japonicus (tiger). These species ... -
Effect of lactation stage, parity and supplementary feeding with buffelgrass (Cenchrus ciliaris) and old man saltbush (Atriplex nummularia L.) on yield, composition, and microbial properties of camel milk produced in Tsabong
(Buan, 2024-08)The study involved two experiments. The first experiment of the study evaluated the effects of lactation stages (LS) and parity (PA) on the composition and properties of camel milk from 24 dromedary camels reared in Tsabong ... -
Proteome profiling of lumichrome-treated Arabidopsis thaliana suggests that various regulatory mechanisms mediate enhanced photosynthesis and plant growth.
(Elsevier B.V., 2024-09)Lumichrome, a novel bacterial molecule derived from Sinorhizobium meliloti, plays a crucial role in enhancing plant growth, particularly by increasing photosynthesis and influencing carbon metabolism. Through its impact ...