Traditional animal health practices using local resources and knowledge.
Knowledge of animal care practices was historically transmitted through women's networks in pastoral and agricultural communities, but academic documentation privileges male herders/researchers, erasing women's practical expertise in healing and husbandry.
Acknowledge 'ethnoveterinary knowledge systems maintained by women pastoralists and farmers' to credit knowledge holders; avoid positioning university documentation as legitimizing indigenous practice.
["community animal health knowledge","women-centered pastoral medicine"]
Women in pastoral communities are primary custodians of animal health knowledge; recognition of their expertise counters stereotypes positioning them as 'traditional' rather than 'expert practitioners.'
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