Multidisciplinary Joint Akseprin Journal

Exploring Cation Exchange Capacity And Ph In Mwogo Marshland, Huye District, Rwanda, With Emphasis On Rice Plantation Dynamics

2024-08-04T03:58:12+07:00

This study delves into the soil characteristics of Mwogo Marshland in Huye District, Rwanda, with a specific focus on cation exchange capacity (CEC) and pH levels. The investigation aims to unravel the intricate dynamics of the soil matrix, particularly as it pertains to the cultivation of rice in the region. Through systematic analysis, we assess CEC and pH variations to gain insights into the soil's capacity to retain essential nutrients and its overall suitability for rice cultivation. The findings contribute to a nuanced understanding of the soil ecosystem in Mwogo Marshland, guiding sustainable agricultural practices and promoting food security.

Soybean Seed Growth Optimization

2024-08-04T03:53:53+07:00

This study explores a stimulative approach for optimizing the growth of soybean seeds, with a focus on enhancing germination and development. By employing various techniques and treatments to stimulate seed growth, including priming, hormone application, and environmental manipulation, this research aims to improve the overall performance and yield potential of soybean crops. Drawing on both empirical research and practical experimentation, the study investigates the effectiveness of different stimulatory methods in promoting germination efficiency, seedling vigor, and ultimately, crop productivity. The findings shed light on innovative strategies for maximizing the growth potential of soybean seeds, thereby contributing to the advancement of sustainable agriculture practices

Correlation, Regression Coefficients and Heritability Between Main Selection Traits of Sheep

2024-08-04T03:50:03+07:00

The article presents information on improvement of selection traits of lambs born from "inbred" breeding of F2 crossbred sheep using selection-genetic indicators. Studies show that selection of lambs born from inbreeding of F2 hybrid sheep based on positive correlation coefficients between selection traits is important for creating high-yielding breeding flocks in the future. At the same time, the regression coefficients of crossbred lambs in group II were higher than the regression coefficients of pure jaidari lambs in group I, and especially it was found that the regression coefficients of crossbred rams in group II achieved the highest result. According to the heredity of the sheep, it was found that the live weight of the sheep, the height of the withers, the oblique length of the body, the width of the chest, the depth of the chest, the circumference of the udder, and the circumference of the calf, that is, the coefficients of heredity are moderate.

Total Quality Management Practices in Boosting Performance of Corporate Hospitals

2024-08-04T03:43:38+07:00

The Healthcare industry is on its boom in the city of Hyderabad. People not only from various cities of India but also from foreign countries come to Hyderabad for their medical treatment. There are various corporate Hospitals in the city catering to the needs of the people. The management of the Corporate Hospitals being very keen about delivering quality services is maintaining a quality department. Total Quality Management Practices are adopted as one of the ways to ensure quality. The present study is conducted in five Corporate Hospitals of the city to know whether Total Quality Management Practices has any effect on the Organizational Performance of the Hospitals. The data was collected in the form of responses from nurses, doctors, supporting and admin staff of the Hospitals by stratified random sampling method. It was found that there is a positive influence of the total quality management practices on the performance of the Hospitals.

A Case Study of Developed Countries’ Stock Markets Derivatives Hinder the Financial Contagion

2024-08-04T03:39:28+07:00

The main purpose of this study is to test the effect of the derivative instruments on financial contagion in developed countries including France, Germany, South Korea, Spain, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom, considering the United States as the source of the crisis. Therefore at first, the existence of the contagion in the markets was investigated using the ARMA-GARCH-COPULA method, and then, the effect of the derivative instruments on the contagion for the selected countries was examined during the time period 01-2007 to 08-2018. The results confirm the negative effect of the derivatives on the contagion.

Determinants of Dividend Policy and Their Impact on Company Value

2024-09-11T21:56:39+07:00

This study aims to analyze the effect of Free Cash Flow and Receivable Turnover on Dividend Policy and its impact on Company Value. The data collected are secondary data with documentation methods in the form of company annual reports. The analysis tool used to test the hypothesis is SPSS 25. The sampling method used in this study uses purposive sampling technique and obtained 18 company samples from 118 company populations. The analysis technique used is linear regression analysis. The results of the study partially concluded that Free Cash Flow has a significant positive effect on dividend policy, Receivable Turnover does not affect dividend policy and Dividend policy does not affect company value