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صحة اللحوم في السودان.. وكيف تخلّف التعليم عن الركب
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صحة اللحوم في السودان.. وكيف تخلّف التعليم عن الركب

Al-Rakoba about 2 hours 1 mins read

«صحة اللحوم» مادة تُدرَّس في السنة الخامسة بجامعة الخرطوم. وقد تأسس التعليم البيطري في السودان على مفهوم مهم هو الطب الوقائي؛ فحماية القطيع كانت دائمًا أهم من علاج الحيوان الفرد، ولذلك كان التركيز على منع انتشار الأمراض وحماية الثروة الحيوانية. وفي هذا الجانب كان البريطانيون محقين في الأساس الذي وضعوه للتدريب البيطري. لكن المؤسف أن …

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