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አንድነት ሌላው እንደራስ መቀበልን ይጠይቃል
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Importance of fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum L) to smallholder farmers in the case of Eastern and Southern Ethiopia
Information on the diversity of landraces, cultivation practices, and feeding habits is necessary to improve the crops through selection and/or hybridization. This study was conducted to generate information to document cropping practices, values, and socio-cultural aspects of fenugreek. A study was conducted in five districts of Oromia and one yem special districts at Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples’ Regional States, and data were collected using structured and semi-structured interviews from 144 general and 24 key informants. Assessment of data was conducted through interviews with informants regarding cropping systems of the specific landraces, plant nomenclature of traditional landraces, distinctive criteria of each landrace, and use of fenugreek. R software version 4.1.2 and MS Excel 2010 were used to analyze qualitative data, quantify, sort, determine proportions and draw figures, percentages, means, and tables. The result indicated that Hulbata Guracha and Hulbata Dima in Eastern Hararghe and Abesha abish and Orome abish in Yem Special district were reported as popular farmers’ cultivars. The farmers named the cultivars mainly based on seed color, seed source, and taste. Sole cropping of fenugreek was more common in Yem special district (65.3%), whereas intercropping with sorghum and Catha edulis (khat) was common in East Hararghe (27.3%) and crop rotation was practiced in both East Hararghe (97.2%) and Yem especial district (88.8%). The farmers in the study area use fenugreek mainly as food in East Hararghe (100%) while in Yem special district used mainly as a spice (100%). This is due to socio-cultural and knowledge differences on the importance of fenugreek in the study area that influence feeding habits, cultivation practice, and uses.
https://www.peertechzpublications.com/articles/IJASFT-8-255.php
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Vintage Ethiopian Lion of Judah Silver & Black Enamel Pendant - Symbol of Blessing, Majesty and Divine Protection
This is an absolutely powerful and elegant, Lion of Judah silver pendant! This timeless, handmade pendant captures the beauty and strength of the regal Lion of Judah, standing powerful and determined against a black enamel base. This beautiful pendant shows minor signs of wear consistent with age including some light scratches and vacant edges on the black enamel that is affixed securely to the silver base, that are almost undetectable to the casual observer. This gorgeous pendant has a natural patina that adds to its majestic richness when worn on your favorite necklace or chain!
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Relaxing and solemn like a quiet sea. (c) favoredbyyodit
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This is BIG. BIG props to Ethiopia! . . . #ethiopia #habesha #abesha #eastafrican #africans_onpoint #africa #african #africans #addisababa #diaspora #melanin #Africanlivesmatter #modernization #progress #futuristic (at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia)
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Precious Memories Forever… Allow djphatsu to handle the entertainment for the most special event in your life. . . Booking for 2018 already started, Call/DM 202.200.4997 for package price quotes ( dj + Photography + Video) . . #weddings2018 #bride #habeshaweddings #ethiopian #eritrean #habesha #abesha #eritreanbride #ethiopianbride #habeshabride #followstagram #igfame #potd #wedding #weddingtheme #allthingsbridal #weddingdecor #eritreanwedding #ethiopianwedding #habeshawedding #weddingideas #instafashion #style #photooftheday (at Djphatsu.com)
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#RepostSave @konjoethiopianfood with @repostsaveapp ・・・ Quality ingredients. Reliable service. Spend your Holidays with Konjo Catering 🎊 Order by Monday, November 20 ☎️ #ChooseKonjo • • • • • • • • • • #Injera #EthiopianFood #KonjoCatering #Ethiopia #Habesha #USA #America #Friendsgiving #FamilyNight #Thanksgiving #Kwanzaa #Hanukkah #DenverEats #Foodie #RockyMountains #TeffPower #Feast #BlackFriday #CyberMonday #Abesha #Eritrea #Love
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Blackopia by BURNTFACE
BURNTFACE : The Lost Tapes Vol 1.
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አንድ የሚያደርገን
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"When your with the Philestines be a Philestine." They only listen to their kind. #abesha #blackwoman #sudan Vocè èsta Linda or Ant Jamilá.
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so I improvised a phonetic alphabet when spelling something over the phone today (bc I don’t know the NATO one), and decided to complete the system :
Asante, Baoulé, Comorian, Chewa, Dinka, Ẹ̀dó, Fulani, Guro, Habesha, Ìgbò, Ju|’hoan, Kunama, Lega, Mandé, Nama, Oromo, Punu, Qemant, Ronga, Swahili, Shona, Touareg, Umbundu, Venḓa, Wolof, Xhosa, Yorùbá, Zulu
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Highlights of a wonderful Saturday with family and friends - amazing lunch at Abesha, blacksmithing taster’s session at Waterside Metal Art Studio (Thank you for your patient tutoring Esteban!) and nummy vegan ice cream at the arts festival we checked out. Such a great day! #melbourne #footscray #blacksmithing #icecream #veganeats (at Abesha Ehtiopian Restaurant) https://www.instagram.com/p/B48n1fLgEoC/?igshid=1rsmsgjigii7f
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Bridesmaids goal 💕 (c) habeshajewellerymarket.com
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