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A historic collection of 1,730 Algeria postage stamps
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Year: 1990
Rooster
The barnyard animal shelter is often versatile and contains different animal species: chickens, turkeys, rabbits, etc. Among farmers, economic imperatives take precedence. Mixed breeding is generally practiced to meet immediate food needs. This does not mean that the principle of commerce is excluded. Raising backyard animals can be lucrative. Chickens that provide meat and eggs are the least expensive. Generally feeding on kitchen waste, their water needs are minimal: 5 ml/kg/day. On this point, rabbits are more demanding, but do not require special attention either. A rabbit can be mated all year round, from the age of 10 months, with an average of 6 young per litter. We can obtain approximately 25 rabbits per year per doe. The mother prepares for the arrival of the young by lining her nest with down that she pulls from her belly to free her breasts. Rabbit meat is very nutritious. Low in fat and cholesterol, it is rich in proteins, vitamins and mineral salts. If the rabbit is considered to be a great breeder, the turkey is very comfortable. The largest of the backyard birds is quite fragile: its development is slow and it only reaches adulthood after three years.
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Al Quds - capital of Palestine
The Green City
Zaouia
Bordj EL Mokrani - Bordj Bou Arreridj
Cedias Tomb - Khenchela
Tiddis site - Constantine
Lejdar Tiaret Tombs
The New Town of Sidi Abdellah
The New City of Ali Mendjeli
Lakhdaria Falls - Bouira
Sidi Ouadah Falls - Tiaret
Tifrit-Saida Falls
Djelfa
Mostaganem
Bordj El Kiffan Fort (Water Fort)
El Aâtiq Mosque of Ghardaia
Hai El-Ksar El-Kadim Mosque -The Municipality of Metlili
Kasbah of Constantine
Gate of the Saracen Sea (Béjaia)
Casbah of Dellys
Door knocker of the Sidi Boumedienne Mosque of Tlemcen
The Mosque of Mansourah
Caves of Béni Add in Ain Fezza (Tlemcen)
