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An economic study of date palms
in Egypt and Sharkia Governorate
Tahany Saleh Mohamed Bayoumi, Amina saied Mohamed Foad Ahmed,
Ahmed Ibrahim Mohamed Ragab Isawi
Agricultural Economics Research Institute, Agricultural Research
Center, Egypt
Email:
dr_tahany_saleh@yahoo.com
Abstract:
The study aims to identify the production of date palms in Egypt
and Sharkia Governorate, The distribution of fruit-bearing date
palms grown dispersed or collected in Sharkia Governorate,
Indicators of productive, economic and marketing efficiency of
date palms in the study sample, the most important problems
facing date palm production and means to promote them according
to the opinions of the sample farmers. And the problems that
hinder the manufacture of date palms, and identify the most
important images of the manufacture of date palm by-products,
the most important indicators of production, economic and
marketing efficiency of those products. The study relied on
published and unpublished secondary data from Government
agencies and the primary data of the study sample through
questionnaire forms compiled in 2022. A deliberate sample was
selected on fruit trees ranging in age from 10-15 years in three
centers according to the relative importance of the number of
fruit palms in them, namely Bilbeis, Abu Hammed and Husseiniya,
2 farms were selected for the collected palms from each center
separately (the average number of palm trees was 116
palm/Fadden), and 100 fruit palms from each center separately,
to study the efficiency indicators. Trees at this age are
considered to be in the process of competent fruiting. The study
found that the average production of dates produced (wet and
red) in the study sample was 34 tons/feddan (293 kg/palm) in the
case of collected palms, and 282 kg/palm in the case of
dispersed palms. The net return amounted to 24.32 thousand
LE/feddan (2096.6 LE/palm) in the case of collected palms,
1719.9 LE/feddan in the case of dispersed palms. The
profitability of the spent pound amounted to 10.88 LE for the
collected Palm, 2.95 LE for the dispersed Palm. By studying the
percentage of disposal of by-products in the study sample, it
turned out that in the case of the collected palm, the
percentage of what was directed to manufacturing was 100% of the
paper, 60% of the fiber, and 70% of the sp. The rest is directed
either for home use or for disposal. In the case of the
dispersed Palm, 5% of the paper was destined for manufacturing,
60% of the cotton, and the rest was destined for home use or
disposal. By studying the efficiency indicators for the
manufacture of palm tree by-products (grass, fronds, fiber,
spikelet) with a sample of the study, it turns out that the
weighted average net return for the combined production and
manufacturing stages amounted to 4437.52 LE/palm. One of the
most important problems faced by palm growers in the study
sample is the infection of palm trees with palm weevil disease,
the presence of wind or rain during the tree pollination
process, which leads to repeating the process more than once,
thereby increasing production costs and may reduce the
efficiency of the pruning process and productivity decreases.
One of the most important problems facing the manufacture of
palm tree by-products is the lack of demand for manufactured
products due to the availability of alternatives at lower
prices, the high prices of inventory, transportation costs and
labor wages, especially trained technicians, compared to
previous years.
[Tahany Saleh Mohamed Bayoumi, Amena said Mohamed Fouad Ahmed,
Ahmed Ibrahim Mohamed Ragab Essawi
An economic study of date palms in Egypt and Sharkia Governorate
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J Am Sci
2022;18(12):1-18].
ISSN 1545-1003 (print); ISSN 2375-7264
(online).
http://www.jofamericanscience.org.
09.doi:10.7537/marsjas181222.01.
Keywords:
Palm, Dates, by-products, production,
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MODELING AND SIMULATION
OF ADVANCED FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTOR STRUCTURES
Suneel Kumar
Assistant Professor (EL),
Government College, Hodal, Haryana (India)
suneel25.kumar@gmail.com
ABSTRACT: An advanced field-effect transistor is a semiconductor
device that uses the electric field effect of the control input
circuit to control the output circuit current and is named after
it. Because it only depends on the majority carrier in the
semiconductor to conduct electricity, it is also called the
unipolar transistor. There are two main types: junction FET
(JFET) and metal-oxidesemiconductor FET (MOSFET). A model may
incorporate logical, mathematical and structural aspects of the
system or process. A discrete-event model, the type discussed in
this paper and the type represented by the great majority of
papers at the Winter Simulation Conference, is one based on the
concepts of state, events, activities and processes. Time is a
critical component. A discrete-event model is one whose state
changes only at discrete times called event times. When an event
occurs, it may trigger new events, activities and processes.
Simulation is a powerful tool for the analysis of new system
designs, retrofits to existing systems and proposed changes to
operating rules. Conducting a valid simulation is both an art
and a science. This paper provides an introduction to simulation
and modeling and the main concepts underlying simulation. It
discusses a number of key issues regarding a simulation team,
how to conduct a simulation study, the skills required and the
steps involved. It also provides project management guidelines
and outlines pitfalls to avoid.
[Kumar, S.
MODELING AND SIMULATION OF
ADVANCED FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTOR STRUCTURES.
J Am Sci 2022;18(12):19-23]. ISSN 1545-1003 (print); ISSN
2375-7264 (online).
http://www.jofamericanscience.org.
02.doi:10.7537/marsjas181222.02.
Keywords: MODELING; SIMULATION; ADVANCED; FIELD; EFFECT;
TRANSISTOR; STRUCTURES |
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INTRODUCTORY STUDY ON HUMAN CONCERNS IN ARUNDHATI ROY'S "THE GOD
OF SMALL THINGS"
Dr. Sakshi Antil
Former Research
Scholar, Department of English, OPJS University, Churu,
Rajasthan (India)
Email:
Sakshiantil75@gmail.com
Abstract:
The literates are highly sensitive human beings. Historical and
sociological events influence the whole course action of their
life. Everything that happens all-around has perfect imprint on
their attitude and the process of thinking. They are the typical
product of that particular age in which they are born and
brought up. Today there are a large number of educated Indians
who use the English language as a medium of the creative
exploration and expression of their experience of life. Their
writing has now developed into substantial literature in its own
right and it is this substantial body of literature which is
referred to as Indo-Anglian literature. The term 'Indo-Anglian'
is used to denote original literary creation in the English
language by Indians. It clearly establishes Indo-Anglian writing
as a separate genre. This way of writing has been enriched by
such internationally recognised figures as Toru Dutt, Sarojini
Naidu, Tagore, Jawahar Lal, Aurobindo Ghosh and Mahatma Gandhi.
Today a number of eminent Indians such as R.K. Naryan, Mulk Raj
Anand, Raja Rao continue to write in English, and Indo-Anglian
literature continues to grow and flourish and attain higher and
higher peaks of excellence. Every writer is the representative
of his time as he gives an outlet to the fears, emotions,
beliefs, customs, weaknesses, vices, morality, hopes,
aspirations, fads, frivolities and enterprises of that
particular era in which he lives and writes. A writer is the
mouthpiece of the contemporary age. Every writer is influenced
by the main events and great personalities of his time. And
Arundhiati Roy is one of them.
[Dr.
Sakshi Antil;
INTRODUCTORY STUDY ON HUMAN CONCERNS IN ARUNDHATI ROY'S "THE GOD
OF SMALL THINGS".
J Am Sci 2022;18(12):24-29].
ISSN 1545-1003 (print); ISSN 2375-7264 (online).
http://www.jofamericanscience.org.
03.doi:10.7537/marsjas181222.03.
Keywords:
HUMAN CONCERNS, ARUNDHATI ROY'S, THE GOD OF SMALL THINGS |
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Research on Interaction Mode of Mixed Reality System Based on
Embodied Cognition Theory
Ziyu Hu
1,
Na Li
2
1. School of Architecture, Harbin Institute of Technology,
Heilongjiang Harbin, China;
2. School of Humanities, Social Sciences and Law, Harbin
Institute of Technology, Heilongjiang Harbin, China)
Abstract:
Embodied cognition theory reveals the important role that the
physical structure of human body plays in the cognitive process,
and inspires people to study people's cognitive behavior from
the perspective of physiological experience and mental state.
Mixed reality technology combines the advantages and
characteristics of virtual reality and augmented reality,
combines 3D virtual picture with digital reality, and builds an
interactive information feedback channel among users, the real
world and the virtual world. Under the effect of mixed reality
technology, people can interact with the digital information in
the virtual space in reality. From the perspective of embodied
cognition theory, based on people's physical experience, this
paper studies the interaction design model of mixed reality
space. By analyzing the embodied mechanism and cognitive logic
of mixed reality system in the interaction process, it
summarizes the user experience model of mixed reality system,
which is more conducive to clarifying the interaction target of
mixed reality system. Create mixed reality systems that better
meet people's needs.
[Ziyu
Hu, Na Li;
Research on Interaction Mode of Mixed Reality System Based on
Embodied Cognition Theory.
J Am Sci
2022;18(12):30-35].
ISSN 1545-1003 (print); ISSN 2375-7264 (online).
http://www.jofamericanscience.org.
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doi:10.7537/marsjas181222.04.
Key words:Embodied
cognition, mixed reality, user experience model, Human machine
interaction |
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Research on Art Education from the perspective of Information
Age
Xiao Chen
Guangzhou University, Guangdong, China
Abstract:
Based on the theory of fine art education under the background
of information age, this paper integrates the conceptual
connotation with the extension content. The main body of this
paper is that the information age makes education tend to be
informationized, the information age broadens the spatial
connection of education, accelerates the process of education
globalization, and the information age makes education tend to
be personalized. With the INFORMATION AGE of fine arts education
speeding up the process of globalization of fine arts education,
the INFORMATION AGE makes fine arts education trend of
personalized development and the fine arts education should deal
with several kinds of relations under the background of the
INFORMATION AGE. It is also the key point of higher education
workers to reflect the higher fine arts education of our
country.
[Xiao
Chen;
Research on Art Education from the perspective of Information
Age.
J Am Sci
2022;18(12):36-39]. ISSN 1545-1003
(print); ISSN 2375-7264 (online).
http://www.jofamericanscience.org. 05.
doi:10.7537/marsjas181222.05.
Keywords:The Information age;
Connotation; The human spirit |
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Isolation and Identification of
Staphylococcus aureus
from Bovine Subclinical Mastitis in Dairy Farms of Assosa Town
1*Negesse
Welde, 1Gizieyalew Ayaliew and 2Mullusew
Gashaw
1*Doctor
of Veterinary Medicine, Assosa University College of Agriculture
and Natural Resources, Department of Veterinary Science, Assosa,
Ethiopia, Tel: +251-925-503-497, E-mail:
negessewelde@gmail.com
1Bachelor
Degree of Veterinary Science (BVSc), Amhara Region, South Gonder
Zone, Dera Woreda, Mrafemaryam Kebele, Ethiopia, Tel:
+251-967-767-393, E-mail:
gizieyalewayaliew123@gmail.com
2Doctor
of Veterinary Medicine, Amhara National Regional State Livestock
Resource and Development Promotion Office Agency in North
Administrative Zone Dawunt District, Tel: +251-941-626-272,
E-mail:
gashawmuller@gmail.com
Abstract:
A cross sectional study was carried out from March, 2019 to
June, 2019 to estimate the prevalence of Staphylococcus
aureus in subclinical mastitis and to assess its associated
risk factors in and around Assosa town. From the study area a
total of 149 lactating cows were tested for mastitis using the
California Mastitis Test (CMT). Out of 149 lactating cows, a
total of 58 milk samples were found to be CMT positive
(Subclinical mastitis). Samples were collected from all
subclinical mastitic cows under aseptic precautions and
processed by using standard bacteriological techniques. Mannitol
salt agar was used as selective medium for isolation and
identification of Staphylococcus aureus. It was
identified on the basis of their morphological, cultural and
biochemical characteristics. From 58 CMT positive milk samples
Staphylococcus aureus was isolated only from 20 samples
with overall prevalence of 34.5%. Even though it was not
statistical, Staphylococcus aureus prevalence showed
significant variation among cows of different age groups,
production systems, lactation stages, body condition scores,
party level and breed. There was statistically significant
association (P < 0.05) in prevalence of Staphylococcus
aureus between hygiene score isolated from subclinical
mastitic milk samples. The prevalence of this pathogen
between hygiene score was found to be 9.3% and 21.2% in good and
poor, respectively. In conclusion, this study confirms the
importance of Staphylococcus aureus as mastitis causing
bacterium and identifying the association between the risk
factors and this pathogen as cause of subclinical mastitis play
a paramount importance.
[Corresponding Authors: Negesse Welde, Gizieyalew Ayaliew and
Mullusew Gashaw;
Isolation and Identification of
Staphylococcus aureus
from Bovine Subclinical Mastitis in Dairy Farms of Assosa Town.
J Am Sci
2022;18(12):40-49].
ISSN 1545-1003 (print); ISSN 2375-7264 (online).
http://www.jofamericanscience.org.
06.doi:10.7537/marsjas181222.06.
Key words:
Assosa,
Isolation, Prevalence, Risk factors, Staphylococcus
aureus, Sub clinical Mastitis |
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Classic case study of Chinese tin craft creativity and practice
Pu He
Yunnan Arts University, Yunnan, China
Abstract:
Since the discovery of tin, people have started the continuous
development and research of tin. From the Bronze Age to the
present high-tech age, the importance and application of tin has
been constantly emerging and expanding. Nowadays, tin has not
only become a necessary raw material in the advanced production
technology of machinery, construction, electronics and other
industries, but also developed from People's Daily necessities
to meet spiritual needs, representing people's spiritual pursuit
and cultural ideas of unique artistic charm handicraft. On the
basis of thinking about the development and innovation of the
current Geold tin process, and giving full play to the
advantages of information technology and talent strategy of
colleges and universities, we are making some efforts. The
creativity is not limited to the innovation of tin handicraft
itself, but from the root of tin culture, to refine the
interpretation and expression of tin in the context of the
current digital information age. The creative case involves the
digital protection and development of tin craft, the new style
of tin crafts in different application fields, and the promotion
and dissemination of tin craft.
[Pu He.
Classic case study of Chinese tin craft creativity and practice.
J Am Sci
2022;18(12):50-53]. ISSN 1545-1003
(print); ISSN 2375-7264 (online).
http://www.jofamericanscience.org.
07.doi:10.7537/marsjas181222.07.
Keywords:
Tin craft, creativity, practice, case |
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Evaluating the Use of
Groundwater Salinity/Sodicity on Soil Fertility and Their Impact
on Sustainable Salt Tolerance in Wheat and Maize Species
Muhammad Khalid Rasheed2,
Ashfaq Ahmad Rahi2, Shahzada Munawar Mehdi1,
Ahmad Nadeem2, Rehmat. Ullah1, Aftab Ahmed
Sheikh1
1Directotate
of Soil Fertility Survey & Soil Testing Institute, Thokar Niaz
Baig, Lahore
2Soil
and Water Testing Laboratory, Multan
rahisenior2005@yahoo.com
Abstract:
Taxonomic diversity of
understorey vegetation (herb species) was studied in two
evergreen forests, viz. oak and pine in the Kumaun Himalaya. In
terms of taxonomic diversity, Asteraceae and Lamiaceae were the
two dominant families in the sampling forest types. Maximum
number of species was found at hill base and minimum at hill top
in both the forests. The number of families, genera and species
ratio observed for pine forest was of course higher with
compared to the oak forest showed about the higher taxonomic
diversity. Perennials form had higher contribution as compared
to annuals forms indicated better ability to store up soil. Very
few species (9 species) were found to be common indicates higher
dissimilarity in both type of forests. Species richness (per m2)
was higher in the pine forest than the oak forest. A high value
of beta-diversity in the oak forest point out that the species
composition varied from one stand to another. However, low
concentration of dominance value in the pine forest with compare
to the oak forest point towards the dominance, which is shared
by many species.
[Rasheed MK., Rahi AA., Mehdi
SM, Nadeem A, Ullah R, Sheikh AA. Evaluating the Use of
Groundwater Salinity/Sodicity on Soil Fertility and Their Impact
on Sustainable Salt Tolerance in Wheat and Maize Species.
J Am Sci 2022;18(12):54-64]. ISSN 1545-1003 (print); ISSN
2375-7264 (online).
http://www.jofamericanscience.org.
08. doi:10.7537/marsjas181222.08.
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Species richness;
beta-diversity; taxonomic diversity; forest |
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The effect of agricultural
labor and technology used in rice production in Dakahlia
Governorate
Dr. Nivine Todary Guirguis
Elbebawy1, Dr. Rania Rashad Abd El Naby Yousef 2,
Dr. Mohamed Moneir Fadel Elmaadawy3
1
Senior Researcher,
Agricultural Economics, Research Institute Agricultural
Research, Cairo, Egypt
2
Researcher,
Agricultural Economics, Research Institute Agricultural
Research, Cairo, Egypt
3
Associate Professor of Agricultural Economics, College of
Agriculture, Al-Azhar University, Cairo, Egypt
Email:
neveen.todary@gmail.com
Abstract:
Dakahlia Governorate is considered one of the governorates
suitable for the cultivation of the rice crop in terms of the
farmers’ long experience, which makes the governorate have a
comparative advantage in the production of the rice crop. 18.5%,
as well as the Dakahlia Governorate, which decreased from about
438 thousand feddan in 2005 to about 325 thousand feddan in
2020, at a rate of 25.8%, despite the fact that the governorate
has new reclaimed areas. It requires measuring the efficiency of
production resources used in the production of a crop to
technological levels. The research aims to study the possibility
of achieving the technical and economic efficiency of the
various agricultural resources used for the rice crop to achieve
the maximum return in a way that supports the expansion of the
generalization of the cultivation of the Sakha 101 variety, in
an attempt to raise the efficiency of the use of available
economic resources, i.e. reducing costs to the lowest level to
achieve the maximum possible profit, and to achieve this goal
the study was used Data Envelope Analysis (DEA) method for
directing the resources used to cultivate Sakha 101 of rice in
Dakahlia Governorate in order to achieve economic and
distributional efficiency, which works to expand the cultivation
of this variety. The Sakha 101 variety was chosen because it is
the largest area of the cultivated varieties in Dakahlia
Governorate, which amounts to about 83.4 thousand feddan,
representing about 25.6% of the total area of the governorate,
which amounts to 325 thousand feddan for the year 2020. The aim
of choosing this variety is to compare production efficiency
through a sample of six technological levels to reach the
optimal farm size for each level. The research reached a number
of results, the most important of which is the superiority of
technical efficiency indicators in constant and variable return
of scale, while the average scale efficiency of the second
technological level in constant return was about 0.961%, where
the average scale efficiency of the first technological level
was about 0.984% in variable return. It was also found that the
allocative efficiency of the resources used for agricultural
labor for the fifth technological level has outperformed the
rest of the technological levels in constant and variable return
to scale estimated at 0.960% and 0.971%, respectively, while it
was found that the economic efficiency of the resources used for
the fifth technological level has outperformed. Also on the rest
of the technological levels in both the constant and variable
return to scale, it was estimated at 0.912% and 0.941%,
respectively. This indicates that the closer the actual
cultivated area is to the optimum area, the more efficient the
use of the resources used in production. The results also showed
that the economic efficiency of the second and fifth
technological levels is the highest in the efficiency ratio
achieved over the other levels in constant return to scale, as
for variable return to scale, it may exceed the second and fifth
levels to achieve higher economic efficiency at the other
levels, which indicates that the greater the area cultivated
whenever the efficient use of the resources used for
agricultural labor is achieved, from which it is possible to
estimate the optimal volume of resources in the production of
this variety Sakha 101 and compare it with the actual volume of
all technological levels. When comparing the actual and optimal
size of the resources used to produce the Sakha 101 variety for
all technological levels, it becomes clear the importance of
reducing the average actual area according to the concept of
constant return to scale, where the surplus amounted to about
7.18%. It also requires reducing the actual quantities used in
terms of the number of hours of automated labor, human labor per
man/day, the amount of seeds per kilogram, the amount of
chemical fertilizer a unit of nitrogen, and the amount of
pesticides per kilogram by about 29.1%, 45.3%, 5.6%, 10.4%,
54.7%, respectively, in order to be achieved economic efficiency
of the first technological level, In variable return on scale,
it becomes clear when comparing the average actual and optimal
area that the average actual area can be reduced by about 4.7%,
and it also requires reducing the actual quantities used from
the number of automated labor hours, human labor per man/day,
the quantity of seeds per kilogram, the quantity of chemical
fertilizer and the nitrogen unit The quantity of pesticides per
kilogram is about 9%, 24.9%, 3.9%, 5.3%, and 30.1%,
respectively, in order to achieve the economic efficiency of the
first level. With regard to comparing the actual and optimal
size of the resources used to produce Sakha 101 for all
technological levels, it becomes clear the importance of
reducing the average actual area according to the concept of
constant return to scale, as the amount of surplus amounted to
about 5.2%, and it also requires reducing the actual quantities
used in terms of the number of hours of automated labor, human
labor per man/day, the amount of seeds per kilogram, the amount
of chemical fertilizer a unit of nitrogen, and the amount of
pesticides per kilogram by about 3.7%, 17.5%, 4.9%, 9%, 39.6%,
respectively, in order to the economic efficiency of the second
technological level is achieved. As for the variable return to
scale, when comparing the average actual and optimal area, it
becomes clear that the average actual area can be reduced by
about 18.3%. It also requires reducing the actual quantities
used in terms of the number of hours of automated labor, human
labor per man/day, the amount of seed per kilogram, and the
amount of chemical fertilizer one unit of nitrogen, and the
quantity of pesticides per kilogram is about 4.2%, 9.7%, 3.5%,
7.7%, and 34.8%, respectively, until the economic efficiency of
the second level is achieved. The agricultural labor was
estimated for the amount of resources that could be saved from
the fifth level, which achieved the highest allocative
efficiency according to the variable return, as it was possible
to save for the average variety Sakha 101 for the cultivated
area 2.16 carats and from the number of automated labor hours 2
hours, with a value of about 283 pounds, and the amount of
saving for labor is about 8.6 men/day, with a value estimated at
about 554 pounds, while the amount of savings for seeds was
about 2.6 kilograms, with a value of about 29 pounds, while the
amount of saving for each of the nitrogen fertilizers was about
1.8 units of nitrogen, with a value of about 24 pounds, while
the amount of savings for each amount of pesticides was 0.67 kg,
at a value of 88 pounds. The research recommends: The
state, represented by the Agricultural Research Center, should
increase the improved seeds of the rice crop, especially for the
Sakha 101 variety, to increase its use by farmers to increase
productivity per unit area. Activating the role of automated
farming stations located in the governorates to increase the
necessary equipment and machines that help producers and farm
owners to do laser leveling, automatic seeding and combined
harvesting, while reducing the hourly wage for these equipments
so that all farmers can use them, with the aim of raising the
technical and economic efficiency of the crop.
[Nivine Todary Guirguis
Elbebawy, Rania Rashad Abd El Naby Yousef,
Mohamed Moneir Fadel Elmaadawy.
The effect of agricultural labor
and technology used in rice production in Dakahlia Governorate.
J Am Sci
2023;19(1):65-85]. ISSN 1545-1003
(print); ISSN 2375-7264 (online).
http://www.jofamericanscience.org.
09.
doi:10.7537/marsjas181222.09.
Keywords:
Farm' labor, variety, Scale Efficiency, allocative efficiency,
constant return to scale, variable return to scale |
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