IMPLEMENTATION OF ELECTRONIC MARKETING OF SLAUGHTER CATTLE IN VIRGINIA: REQUIREMENTS AND PROCEDURES

Research and Development/Tech Change/Emerging Technologies,

COSTS OF OPERATING A COMPUTERIZED TRADING SYSTEM FOR SLAUGHTER LAMBS

Research and Development/Tech Change/Emerging Technologies,

An Armenian Magico-Medical Manuscript (Bzhshkaran) in the NAASR Collection

Near Eastern Languages and Civilization

The Science of Parting: Eliade, Iranian Shamanism, and the View from Tomis

Near Eastern Languages and Civilization

A Note on Armenian hrmštk-el

The hapax *framaštaq in the Babylonian Talmud is a loan from a Middle Iranian slang word for the penis; from its base comes the common Armenian verb hrmštkel, "to shove in", which is not attested in Classical texts and might have had an obscene connotation in ancient times that it no longer possesses.Near Eastern Languages and Civilization

A Tale of Two Secret Books

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High-intensity, year-round rotational grazing

Compared to row crops, most forage crops reduce water runoff, therefore limiting soil erosion. Forage systems also require less chemical pest control than row crops. Because legume forage species fix nitrogen in the soil, they seldom require nitrogen fertilization. Despite these advantages, profitability limitations have kept forage use from expanding

On an Armenian Word List from the Cairo Geniza

This study deals with a short text on a small piece of paper, a conversational glossary, found in the Cairo Geniza. It is likely to be nearly a millennium old, and consists of a list of twenty Judaeo-Arabic words and phrases with their equivalents in Armenian written in Hebrew script. It suggests that members of the two communities met in a convivial setting, possibly a Barekendan (Mardi Gras) party where an official was parodied as a goat in effigy— a custom encountered in other Armenian celebrations of the holiday at Lvov in the 16th century; and Tiflis, in the 19th. The other words in the list reflect economic and cultural realia of the 11th-13th centuries.Near Eastern Languages and Civilization

The Seh-lerai Language

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An Armenian Spirit of Time and Place: The Shvot

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