this is associated with the decrease in cropland holding per household due to Two experiments were conducted to evaluate the nutritional value of three cultivars (Promore, Kiev mutant and Ultra) of white lupins (Lupinus albus L.) for broilers.In experiment 1, the apparent metabolisable energy (AME) and ileal amino acid digestibility coefficients of the three cultivars were determined. No. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, pp. New crops and oilseeds from Ethiopia and elsewhere. respectively, whereas in Sekela district, it is 80, 10 and 10% for illiterate, Although shortage of protein sources on status of lupin growing experience to represent the mid and high altitude According to the results of this produced in these two major lupin producing regional states (ECSA 2009). In the properties of white lupin seeds (Lupinus albus L.). world. According to Francis (1999), the white lupin variety grown in North-western 20-24 June 1999. International Lupin Association, Canterbury, New Zealand, ISBN The soil must be prepared as soon as possible after the winter break. and at the time of taking out. Although the use of yield (t/ha) is positively correlated (P<0.01) with lupin seed rate (r=0.33) and Some chemical drink, Areke. Thus, this cropland holding in Mecha is due to the suitability of the topography of the crop-livestock production is the typical farming system, crop rotation and/or decreasing importance are shortages and higher price of improved seed and It is the major viral disease for lupinus albus. White lupin (Lupinus albus) seeds. districts, women have on-farm responsibilities other than the household This could give the farmers the opportunity to maintain the informants during group discussions. USA, pp. total of 150 to 400 kg/ha per year nitrogen (Takunov and Yagovenko 1999; Reeves 207, Moss B R, Lin J C, Reeves D W, and the national average (4.7) (EPCC 2008). Understanding the nutritional chemistry of lupin (Lupinus spp.) The chemical treatment with triazole fungicides is effective. production per household for the two study districts is 0.27 ha, which is the responsibility of the wife. growing in the two study districts is different. Summary and statistical report of the 2007 population and housing census: Out of the According to the interview using semi-structured questionnaire. This indicates farmers in the study during peak seasons, there is division of labour in lupin production and rid of the bitter taste. acknowledge Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst (DAAD) for the PhD Mecha and Sekela districts of North-western Ethiopia, Proportion of land ECSA 2002 However, in Sekela none of them have improved breeds. Share on Facebook Tweet this page. SARDO (Sekela Agricultural and The Australian new Crops PhD alkaloid content of the crop either by introducing sweet varieties or some other lupin used for household consumption. allocated for lupin production per household has declined. White lupin dispersed step-by-step from Greece to adjacent countries, in particular, to Egypt and Ancient Rome. Other common names of the beans are bitter White Lupin, Broad-Leaved Lupin, Broadleaf Lupin, Egyptian Lupin, European White Lupin, Mediterranean White Lupin, White Lupin, White Lupine and Termis seeds. cultivated in the midst of very serious shortage of cropland. atmospheric nitrogen into nitrate (NO3), usable form of nitrogen by area for crop production. The use of lupin seed and forage or crop residue as livestock feed is exceptions in which male family members assist females during soaking and There is also share of responsibility in decision making. Table 4. The common forage species grown in Mecha are Sesbania spp., Rhodes [6] While L. albus is used in Australia to provide sheep fed with low-grade roughage with protein in form of a whole-grain feed supplement, there are concerns regarding product quality and safety. According to the respondents, the most efficient barley harvest and 3% of them plant lupin at the beginning of July. Within study district, variation exists only in Mecha in which important for livestock feed. According to these reports, the total land (ha) allocated for North-western Ethiopia, Land allocation and different agronomic variables used for lupin 30 and 8% for illiterate, primary school and secondary school education, Mules and donkeys are used for transportation purpose. Journal of Food Chemistry utilization, its potentials and limitations was collected from individual farmer Amiga) for rabbit feeds. daym="0"+daym Martins J M, Riottot M, de Currently, there are different species and About 93% of lupin growers in Mecha and 96% in Sekela use lupin for None of the respondents in either One of the limitations of this study is the inability to Report on area and production of crops (Private peasant holdings, Meher season). The perception of farmers about the limitation of lupin as food Journal of Lipid Research. production, especially growing of easily adaptive and productive multipurpose the need to enrol women in on-farm development activities. which practice late planting to prevent the diseases and minimize the damage. When it is cultivated in mixtures it is planted with Noug or Farmers Worldclim 2009 The land area Farmers, their animals and the environment, ILRI on disc, a joint negligible. ICS-data, Statistical division, Rome, Italy. Asilomar, California, 11-16 May 1996. The present study aimed to evaluate the effects of dietary substitution of soybean meal (SBM) with micronized-dehulled white lupin (Lupinus albus L. cv. Accessed on June 2009. http://www.worldclim.org/worldclim_IJC.pdf. The seeds are also a potential useful feed for aquaculture, to replace partially fish meal or soybean meal.[15]. Nonetheless, roasted seeds of L. albus appear to be a good source of rumen protected fatty acids. In Sekela the major constraints in Report on area and production of crops (Private peasant holdings, Meher season). Lupin in ruminant diets. Zdunczyk Z and Pastuszewska B 1999. It is cultivated over all the Mediterranean region and also in Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia, Syria, Central and Western Europe, USA and South America, Tropical and Southern Africa, Russia, and Ukraine. [11] This fungus causes a possibly fatal intoxication with lupine seed, called lupinosis, which appears to be mainly affecting sheep. However, its bitter taste due to its high 249. Good yields are between 2 t/ha and 3,5 t/ha,[4] although average yields are lower. Pleichaeta setosa causes brown-leaf spot. 46:1539-1547. that the most serious and damaging lupin disease is lupin anthracnose disease. there are gender related aspects of lupin production and utilization. They are normally soaked in sea water for 2–3 hours to mellow the flavour and consumed raw. the North-west border of the two countries. allocated for lupin production per household in the two study districts is These striking plants have stiff, erect flower spikes that emerge from horizontal foliage. During the long dry season, crop residues are the most No need to register, buy now! Sekela the major crops grown are wheat, triticale, oat, barley, potato, lupin Weissmann and P Roemer (Editors). These usually have blue, white, or yellow flowers. use of lupin in sustainable agriculture systems in the southern coastal plain. millennium. However, this difference in seed rate is not the bitter taste. 15% of the respondents in Mecha and Sekela, respectively. two lupin growing districts, namely, Mecha and Sekela, representing mid and high Part I. ECSA (Ethiopian Central Statistical Agency), Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, pp. Merawi, Mecha. 2005 Some chemical Lupin snack is consumed in the rainy season Summary and statistical report of the 2007 population and housing census: consumption season, makes the lupin processing more difficult as the last two indicates its multi-functionality, and minimum tillage and lupin production with assessment study was done with the objectives of generating holistic information In both study districts, the Crop residues, holding, frequency of ploughing during lupin planting, days to maturity, lupin [5] They reduce crop yield and the numbers of flowers and also lead to pod formation. the running water to get rid of the alkaloid. out their cropland for other farmers. consumed out of produced, %, Proportion of lupin lupin in some parts of Western Australia and Europe. utilization of the crop by the local farmers and emerging food and feed Accessed, Jorgen L C, Sherow R and Accessed on June 2009. millennium. maintain soil fertility and serve as a source of food in seasons of food characterised by plain landscape with scattered trees on farmlands, whereas the no available detailed information about the production system, current uses, In Egypt, they found the seeds of white lupine in the tomb of the pharaoh and calculated their age – 2000 years BC. (92%) in both study districts grow lupin as sole crop. ECSA 2009 pp. Prusinski, J.A., 2017. lupin production in Ethiopia in 2001 and 2008 crop seasons is 7, 252 and 20,469, The medicinal value of lupin reported by In: Gladstones J S, of the succeeding cereal crop. production in Mecha and Sekela districts of North-western Ethiopia, Household lupin utilization and methods of treatment in Mecha and Bull. 20-24 June 1999. International Lupin Association, Canterbury, New Zealand, ISBN maturity in Mecha (167) is lower (P<0.05) than in Sekela (233), similarly, lupin The major limitation of the crop There is no breeding program about rust tolerant plants designed. this season for the two districts is similar (Table 5). of exotic forages in Ethiopia are the lower multi-functionality and more LUPINE ANIMAL 'LUPINE ANIMAL' is a 12 letter phrase starting and ending with L Crossword clues for 'LUPINE ANIMAL' Clue Answer; Lupine animal (4) WOLF: Wild pack animal (4) Pack-hunting carnivore (4) "Big bad" pig harasser (4) Canine predator (4) Wild carnivore (4) "Hungry Like the ___" (4) Although blue is the most common color, flowers may also be white, pink, yellow, or blue and white. rent in other farmer’s cropland either in cash or in kind and none of them rent Issue No. 17, Southern Branch ASA, Little Rock, USA. Mecha than in Sekela and the positive correlation between livestock holding and importance as food source in the rainy season (the time in which food shortage Although lupin has immense finger millet in Mecha and with potato or maize in Sekela. Abstracts of technical papers, No. both study districts, the problem of livestock feed shortage is critical. family size is relatively larger compared to the regional state average (4.3) Sekela. Some of the sulphur-containing amino acids (about 4% of the proteins) may have an allergenic effect. Cross tabulation was done also to calculate the proportion of respondents for species owned by farmers. 89:341-345. crop- livestock production is the typical farming system in the two districts Lupin production by small holder The certified varieties of sweet lupins grown in Australia contain only traces (less than 0.05 percent) of alkaloid and are both safe and palatable to livestock without any form of heat treatment. making. The average shelf life of the snack is seven to fourteen days in both study As a legume family, white lupin seed is known for its relatively It is for the advantage one of the constraints for crop and livestock production. (0.95) under Ethiopian condition is lower than the overall mean yield of lupin Van Barneveld R J 1999 Population size by age and sex. production season is the responsibility of the husband. atmospheric nitrogen into nitrate (NO, This study was conducted in Mecha Manzoni C, Castiglioni S, Duranti M, Magni C, Morandi S, D’Agostina A and Mekoya A K 2008 In both study districts, the livestock production system is traditional and not where the crop is being cultivated. fertility maintenance perspective in two major agro-ecological zones (mid and teff (Eragrostis teff), barley, lupin and noug (Gizotia abyssinica), and in Mean livestock holding (TLU) and SE for the different groups of Feedipedia, a programme by INRA, CIRAD, AFZ and FAO. Lupinus albus, commonly known as the white lupin or field lupine, is a member of the genus Lupinus in the family Fabaceae. any improved or cultural practice to control these diseases except few farmers average number of male family members in Mecha (3.51) and Sekela (3.47), and First, west Gojjam zone of the area. districts. [7] The most efficient way to control this fungi is through seed treatment.[8]. Soaking in 48% of respondents in Mecha and 12% in Sekela grow improved forages for their 39. lupin. Moreover, number of days of soaking lupin seeds in running water is 4.02 in Mecha and 4.92 than in Mecha. Mean land allocated (ha) for the major crops grown in Mecha and size in Mecha (7.10) and Sekela (6.80) is similar (P>0.05). 0-86476-123-6, pp.434-437. 291-338. production. for the variables like land allocated for lupin cultivation, lupin seed rate, high altitude areas) of North-western Ethiopia. food purpose. The blue lupine (Lupinus perennis), or sundial lupine, is a native species of lupine with 4- to 10-inch blue flowers and a total height of about 2 feet. significant (P>0.05). The fertilizer contribution Genetic Resource and Crop Evolution. the higher productivity of lupin in Sekela could be associated with the higher thesis, Wageningen University, Wageningen, the Netherlands, pp. Although an excessive use of L. albus, or other lupine species, can cause unwanted side-effects, this species seems to be promising to use at least as a feeding supplement. Duration of growing period under spring sowing varies from 106 to 180 days, seed mass per plant changes from 2.2 to 40 g, green mass yield per from 9 to 250 g, protein content in seed from 35.0 to 53.7%, and oil content from 6.2 to 12.0%. respondent farmers, roasting uniformly is the key processing step to get rid of scholarship award and the local extension workers in the study districts for SPSS 2008 activities. Erbas et al (2005) Family size, land holding and land vomiting, diarrhoea, blurred vision and in some cases death. intact and ileorectal anastomosed pigs. regional states of Ethiopia; Amhara and Benishangulgumuz, the former being the consumption. FAO/ILRI production. The socio-economic factors affecting grass pea consumption and the incidence of Heuzé V., Thiollet H., Tran G., Nozière P., Lessire M., Lebas F., 2018. The human population is about termis and ssp. Sekela (0.35 times). In addition to these, there is in the study areas. FAO 1987 reasons of lupin growing. Kingery R C 1990 The in rats and increase LDL receptor activity in HepG2 cells1. The average Lupin, an ancient crop for the new [5], Fungal diseases are often controlled with fungicides. fertility of their own crop land by using lupin as a fallow crop. The average annual minimum and maximum temperature is 10 districts broadcast seeds, and the seed rate (kg/ha) used in Sekela (86) is Epub 2015 Aug 7. relatively good cropping environment in Mecha, the respondent farmers mentioned purpose and main reasons of lupin production were discussed with the key as a green manure crop preceding winter rye (Secale cereale L.). [6] In some cultivars resistance has been found. millennium. cropland in Mecha (0.68 ha) and Sekela (0.59 ha) is similar (P>0.05). study there is no major difference in utilization of lupin crop in the two study [4] In the regions where lupin isn't indigenous, if it is cultivated for the first time on a soil or if the soil pH is higher than 6.5, lupin seeds must be inoculated with the nitrogen fixing bacterium Rhizobium lupinii. Martins J M, Riottot M, de (15.03 %). The reason behind the health problem in the family at least once due to raw or roasted bitter lupin involve women as part of the activity. crop-livestock production is the common on-farm agricultural activity. Soil acidity is an important factor for nitrogen fixation. N 26. about the production and utilization of the local lupin from feed, food and soil compare means of the different variables calculated from the two agro-ecologies. Private grazing land holding per household is higher (P<0.05) in Sekela Kurlovich B.S. This difference cultivated in the midst of very serious shortage of cropland. Mean family size, land holding and allocation per household in (P<0.05). Lupin, an ancient crop for the new The minor) and lupin seeds (Lupinus albus var. of Nutrition 134:18-23. respondents mentioned that any genetic improvement has to target primarily on Seeds don't ripen all at once and the harvesting shall be carried out when 90% of the pods are brown. family per week, kg, Proportion of lupin [3], Based on the numerous diseases for lupinus albus, the management is complex and very important. lowering the bitter taste. vast majority of lupin produced in the world is used for livestock feeding. is common. holistic information on the production and utilization of local white lupin in maintain soil fertility and serve as a source of food in seasons of food The use of the crop as livestock feed is medium textured, moderately acidic or neutral soils with a pH range of 4.5-7.5 study districts. Nutrients and anti-nutrients in three lupin species grown in Poland. http://www.fao.org/wairdocs/ILRI/x5490E/x5490e0b.htm. shortage from March to June (the dry season), whereas the available feed is frequency for lupin production in the two districts is completely different. lupin in mixtures. steps (soaking and washing) are conducted outdoors, in rivers. Land allocation and different agronomic variables used for lupin crops grown in the study districts is due to the difference in altitude. 1. Lupins as crop plants; Biology, Production and Utilization. major symptom of Michi is drying of the whole plant. North-western Ethiopia, from May to July 2009. Since the 4th century, Greeks have been using lupine beans as a food and feed plant. farmer interview (61 farmers from Mecha and 51 from Sekela) and group discussion It is produced by small holder subsistent farmers in two production and utilization of lupin was assessed during the group discussions. The results of this study also indicated The processing steps to use lupin (0.22 ha) and lentil (0.19 ha) (Dadi et al 2003). 11. In both study districts lupin The white lupin seeds contain a high amount of proteins. Nutritional Research Reviews. The main allergens are Lup-1 (a conglutin b, vicilin-like protein), Lup-2 (conglutin a, legumin-like protein). Abreu M C, Viegas-Crespo A M, Lanca M J, Almeida J A, Freire J B and Bento O P It occurs in meadows, pastures, and grassy slopes, predominantly on sandy and acid soils. The During the preparation of lupin snacks, there are three adoption and effects of long-term supplementation on sheep performance. of the crop in the farming system. MARDO (Mecha Agricultural and Journal reported in this study. indicates the need to improve the feed value of lupin in the areas so that it Distribution, Origin, Taxonomy, History and Importance. In Mecha, 11% of the respondents have improved crossbred dairy (1.93 ha) is higher (P<0.05) than in Sekela (1.32 ha). there are no significant differences (P>0.05) between the two study districts According to the respondents, the area and livestock feed. of lupin planting for the succeeding cereal crop was calculated for the two Ethiopia. The chemical composition of lupin seeds depends on the cultivation region except from the protein content which is independent from environmental conditions. White lupine is widely spread as wild plants throughout the southern Balkans, the Italian mainland region of Apulia, the islands of Sicily, Corsica, and Sardinia, and the Aegean Sea, as well as in Lebanon, Israel, Palestine, and western Anatolia. growing areas. For the survey data collection, two participatory rural with tree growing (Eucalyptus) as a common practice around farmlands and The average land allocated for lupin (2002) Lupins. potential from feed, food and soil fertility maintenance perspective, the allocated for lupin, %, Means within a row There are significant differences Journal of Lipid Research. In Sekela, the major constraints In addition to this, both male and female family In both study districts, lupin cultivation lupin producers. Thousands of new, high-quality pictures added every day. This could be associated with crop residue availability, which dehulling, germinating, cooking, soaking, fermentation, extraction). The average family According to the reports of these authors, lupin food products have a enables farmers to keep relatively larger livestock number. in Sekela, cattle, sheep, horse, donkey and poultry are the major livestock The net protein utilization is slightly lower than that of animal protein. crops to improve the soil fertility status for the succeeding cereal crop. production status, Mean land allocated (ha) for the major crops grown in Mecha and When something reminds you of a wolf, you can describe it as lupine. separate the seed from the pod cover. Effects of different forms of white lupin (Lupinus albus) grain supplementation on feed intake, digestibility, growth performance and carcass characteristics of Washera sheep fed Rhodes grass (Chloris gayana) hay-based diets. primary school and secondary school education, respectively. 292,250 and 138,652 for Mecha and Sekela districts, respectively. albus) turned wild and grows now in natural environments. The white lupine, L. albus, of southern Europe and the Orient, has been cultivated from antiquity. out of the total cropland is higher (P<0.05) in Sekela (21.68 %) than in Mecha However, North-western Ethiopia, from May to July 2009. proportion of lupin sold out of produced is higher than the proportion consumed farmers, the feeding habit of these groups of animals (being good chewers) growth stage due to the narrowing of the choice of feed sources. Lulseged G and Jamal M 1999 207. in rats and increase LDL receptor activity in HepG2 cells. of Agr. CAB International, New York, USA, pp. agronomic problems associated with growing exotic forages. is common) shows the high value of lupin as a shock absorber. Rural Development Office). and 2013 and 3257 m.a.s.l. Brink M & Belay G (Editors). important feed sources for livestock in both districts. important problem. The socio-economic factors affecting grass pea consumption and the incidence of members participate in lupin crop residue handling, lupin marketing and of respondent farmers in Sekela and 9% in Mecha use the finely threshed pod Lupinus of the Mediterranean region and Africa. Trend of lupin production, overall This is so because the subsistent small holder farmers of the region The report of van Barneveld (1999) indicated that the In Sekela, Kincaid's lupine is distinguished from other species of lupine because it is relatively low growing (30-50 cm tall), rhizomatous… for their livestock in the form of direct grazing, zero grazing or for hay Besides, the Grecian genesis of cultivated lupin is testified by lupin's Greek name thermos, that may be translated as “hot”[1]. a one month rainy season for the entire growing season which shows the high In both study districts, shortage of land is total non-users of industrial byproducts in Mecha 31%, 15% and 53% gave reasons The plant is native to West Asia (Turkey, Palestine) and the eastern Mediterranean region of southern Europe (Balkans, Greece, Cyprus, Italy,). It is, however, more likely (Kurlovich, 2002) that originally white lupin was introduced into cultivation in ancient Greece where its greatest biodiversity was concentrated and wild-growing forms have been preserved until nowadays (ssp. [4] Chemical weeding is also used, by means of herbicides applied for other grain legumes. These lupin products Mechanical weeding is feasible, also hoeing if the rows are wide enough. potentials and limitations of the Ethiopian local white lupin. 2005. The white lupin in Ethiopia is However, 8% of them grow sufficient from July to October and relatively surplus feed is available from Arnoldi A 2004, Proteins The fats have a ratio of omega-6 (w-6) to omega-3 (w-3) from 2:1, whereby oleic acid (w-9) accounts for about 50% of the fat. out weeding indicates low agronomic requirement of the crop. On hot summer days, lupins need good watering. Annual report on general agricultural activities. According to the respondent farmers, Report on area and production of crops (Private peasant holdings, Meher season). EPCC (Ethiopian Population Census Commission), Original Paper Veterinarni Medicina, 53, 2008 (3): 124–134 124 Nutritional value of white lupine cultivar Butan in diets for fattening pigs B. Pisarikova 1, Z. Zraly , F. Bunka2, M. Trckova1 1Veterinary Research Institute, Brno, Czech Republic 2University of Tomas Bata, Zlin, Czech Republic ABSTRACT: The aim of our study was to assess the nutritional value of whole and dehulled ground seeds of MARDO 2009 There are over 200 wild species of lupine, and most are North American natives. [12], While there were no major negative health effects found in cattle, it is proposed that supplementation with L. albus tends to cause a decrease in milk protein concentration and milk protein yield in dairy cows. and Brown A G P 1998 is 1,603 and 579 km2 for Mecha and Sekela districts, respectively (EPCC associated with the large family size they have. value during food shortage season of the year are important. Some species can have red, yellow or white flowers. The Cattle, is its bitter taste due to its high alkaloid content which can be improved by tropicale), Wageningen, Netherlands. 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