“WOODY” FLAVOURS IN DRAUGHT BEERS

Draught Animal Power

Clifford Beers

A great reformer has passed on. Clifford Whittingham Beers died on July 9th, 1943, at Providence, U.S.A., but his fine enthusiastic and farseeing spirit has left behind it work which persists and grows. At a time when such ideas as his were regarded as almost too progressive, and, in some quarters indeed, as subversive and revolutionary, he, a recovered patient, demonstrated the value of indivi...

Draught animals and welfare.

In fifty developing countries, which contain half of the total human population of the world, there is a heavy dependence on draught animals as an energy source. These animals are used for agriculture operations in 52% of cultivated areas of the world, as well as for hauling 25 million carts. This situation is likely to continue for at least another fifty years. The work performed annually by t...

Heavy Flavours: Experimental Summary

Production and hadronisation of heavy quarks is one of the most attractive laboratories for QCD prediction tests. There is an active interplay between experimental analyses and theoretical developments in this area. The aim of the working group was to discuss the relevant experimental and theoretical results which become available or updated after the previous DIS workshop. The theoretical talk...

Nutritional implications of work in draught animals.

Draught animals have not been used to any great extent in agriculture in the developed countries since the introduction of tractor power in the 1930s and the rapid expansion of agricultural mechanization over the succeeding decades. In the Third World, however, draught-animal power continues to make an important contribution to rural and urban economies. In fields that tractors cannot reach, su...