EKB Journal Management System
1.

EFFECT OF MULTICARBOHYDRASE ENZYMES ON PERFORMANCE OF JAPANESE QUAIL FED OPTIMAL AND SUBOPTIMAL ENERGY LEVELS

Pages 1-12
M. A.A. Abdel-Mageed; E. M. El-Kamash; Nadia, M.A. El-Bahy
2.

SUSCEPTIBILITY OF SOME BEAN VARIETIES; PHASEOLUS VULGARIS (L.)TO APHIS CRACCIVORA AND TETRANYCUS URTICAE PESTS INFESTATION , WITH REFERENCE TO THEIR NATURAL ENIMIES IN FAYOUM GOVERNORATE

Pages 13-20
H.M. ABD EL-WARETH
3.

WATER MANAGEMENT OF SUNFLOWER CROP UNDER LIQUID AMMONIA GAS FERTILIZATION

Pages 21-31
M.R.K Ashry; K.M.R. Youssef; S.M.M. Abdou; A.A. El- Masry
4.

EVALUATION OF NUTRIENT USE EFFICIENCY (NUE) PARAMETERS FOR NITROGEN AND ZINC FERTILIZERS ON WHEAT PLANT IN ASSIUT GOVERNORATE, EGYPT.

Pages 32-43
F.M. Fahmy; M.M. El-Sebaey; M.K. Nasef
5.

MUTUAL EFFECTS OF BIO- AND NATURAL KFERTILIZATION ON FABA BEAN PLANTS

Pages 44-53
E. A.M. Osman; M.H. Abd El-Aal; G. F. EL-Shiekh
6.

EFFECT OF SOME PLANT EXTRACT ON Melanoides tuberculatus (Müller, 1774) and Biomphalaria alexandrina (Ehrenberg,1831) SNAILS IN LIBYA

Pages 54-61
Farg. S. El Serite; Hatel El-kamali
7.

EVALUATION OF SOME PROMISING SUGARCANE GENOTYPES FOR RATOONING ABILITY

Pages 62-69
N.M.E. Shalaby
8.

IMPROVING WHEAT PRODUCTIVITY BY FARMYARD MANURE WITH PHOSPHORUS FERTILIZER SOURCES IN CLAYEY SOIL

Pages 70-83
E.A.M. Osman; A.A. Khalil; A.A. El- Masry
9.

EFFECT OF SOIL TYPE AND IRRIGATION SYSTEMS ON WHEAT YIELD LOSSES UNDER CLIMATE CHANGE: A REVIEW

Pages 83-94
Samiha Ouda; Tahany Nor El din; Iman Abbas
10.

STUDY OF SOME PHYSIOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND FUNGAL IDENTIFICATION IN SALTS SOIL COLLECTED FROM TAWRGA AND KASHER AHMED REGIONS IN LIBYA.

Pages 1-8
A.B. Mlitan; E.H. Elbakosh; S.A. Safar; A.M. Abo- Alayem
11.

DETERMINANTS FACTORS OF LIBYAN WHEAT CONSUMER CAPACITY AND THE FACTORS RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR FLUCTUATION

Pages 9-22
12.

FAMILIAL AND POLITICAL PREJUDICE OF FARMERS AT SHARKIA GOVERNORATE

Pages 23-36
Ebrahim A. A. Khalifa
13.

An econometric study of the impact of some indicators of agricultural development on the agricultural sector in Libya

Pages 37-48
S. A. F. Mohamed; S. H. M. El-Sharif
14.

The degree of knowledge of the children of educated farmers about the recommendations and protection of the environment in some areas of the Green Mountain

Pages 49-56
15.

OF USING PESTICIDES ON THE ENVIRONMENT KNOWLEDGE TRAINING NEEDS TO REDUCE THE HARMFUL EFFECTS

Pages 57-68
16.

CAUSES OF EXTENSION GAP OF BREEDERS IN THE FIELD OF FEEDING AND RAISING FOR SUCKLING CALVES IN EL- RODA VILLAGE IN FAYOUM GOVERNORATE

Pages 69-84
Heba E. E. Ali Salama
17.

THE IMPORTANCE OF AGRICULTURAL AND THE RURAL BANK IN FINANCING AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT EXPENDITURE IN LIBYA

Pages 91-102