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Name Ama Akha Pakha
 
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Title In-Quest (ANTAHA DRUSTI): The Grass Roots innovations and Indigenous Traditional Knowledge of Odisha
 
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Details "In the in-quest (Antaha Drusti) page we acknowledge and appreciate the grassroots innovations and traditional practices supporting the livelihood of farmers, earthen pot makers, weavers, blacksmiths, oil makers, livestock keepers and others in other parts of the world. 303401 Ticks and lice, suck the blood Scrub the body by bitter ridge gourd Ticks and lice infestation are a major problem in rain infested tropical areas in Odisha, as they suck animal blood and made them anemic. They also spread many protozoan diseases in cattle. Cow keepers in Khordha region use dried, wild variety ridge gourds, locally called as “Pita Tarada” for controlling them (Honey Bee 15(2): 14, 2004 for similar practices). They soak dried ridge gourds, scrub on the body surface of the cattle infested and give a bath. By this ticks and lice get paralyzed and fell from body to the ground. Ranjan Ku Das, Village Dadha, Baranga, Dist- Khurdha 303402 Deworm goats with green and fresh Use black-eyed Susan leaves Goat keeping in Sambalpur area is profitable because the area is rich in grazing land. But intestinal worm infestation in goat hampers their growth. Farmers deworm goats with green leaves of Black-eyed Susan (Abrus precatorius). Taking 3 fistfuls of Black-eyed Susan leaves and giving it to the animals once in a week and repeating for next two weeks, cure them (Honey Bee 21(2):14, 2010 for similar practices for animal health). Alternatively, they feed the goat with its paste. Debarchana Sahoo, Village- Pentha Bahal, Rairakhol, Dist- Sambalpur 303403 How to heal the body wound Make Turmeric, Neem leaves to pound To treat the livestock wounds, farmers take an equal quantity of Neem leaves and Turmeric paste (Honey Bee 6(4): 9, 1995 for similar practices of neem). Both the pastes are mixed and then an equal quantity of Aloe Vera juice is added and mixed again. Applying it on wounds once a day, for 5 days. Wounds get quickly healed. Lambodara Sahoo, Village- Chhanchunia, Palahara Dist- Angul 303404 Bullocks need the draught power tonics with Mahua flower In paddy fields, bullocks are used to plow from dawn till dusk in the rainy season. To energize the bullocks, farmer prepares a fermented food using Mahua flowers (Honey Bee 14(4) &15(1): 29, 2003 for similar practices of Mahua flower). A mixture of 1 kg boiled rice, 1 kg Mahua flowers and 1 kg Maize powder is prepared and put in 10 liters of rice gruel. The earthen pot is used for storage, sealed with an earthen plate and kept for 5 days. By 5 days the mixture is again agi- tated and kept closed for another two days. After 7 days the earthen pot is opened and one liter of the mixture is offered daily for seven days. This energizes the bullocks. Basudev sahu, Village- Musakani, Naktideul, Rairakhol, Dist- Angul "
 
Volume No. Honey Bee, 30(3 & 4) ,41, 2019
 
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