Duval J (1994). The control of internal parasites in ruminants. Available on http://eap.mcgill.ca/agrobio/ab370-04e.htm. Accessed on 28.01.13

Dipeolu OO (1991). Current approach to control of ticks on livestock at the ICIPE, Kenya. In Dusbabek, F and Bukva, V. (eds), Mod. Acar, 1:219-228.

Dipeolu OO, Ndungu JN (1991). Acaricidal activity of Kupetaba, a ground mixture of natural products, against Rhipicephalusappendiculatus. Vet. Parasitol 38:327-338.
Crossref

Githiori JB (2004). Evaluation of anthelmintic properties of ethnoveterinary plant preparations used as livestock dewormers by pastoralists and small holder farmers in Kenya. Ph.D. Thesis. UniversitatisagriculturaeSueciae.

Jabbar A, Akhtar MS, Muhammed G, Lateef M (2005). Possible role of ethnoveterinary medicine in poverty reduction in Pakistan: use of botanical Anthelmintics as an example. J. Agric. Soc. Sci. 1(2):187-195.

Kagaruki L (1997). Country Report, Tanzania. I: International Tick Modelling Work shop, ICIPE, Nairobi, Kenya, September 9-19, pp. 10-11.

Kayaa GP (2000). The Potential for Antitick Plants as Components of an Integrated Tick Control Strategy. Trop. Vet. Dis. 916:576-582.
Crossref

Madzimure J, Nyahangare ET, Hamudikuwanda H, Hove T, Stevenson PC, Belmain SR, Mvumi BM (2011). Acaricidal efficacy against cattle ticks and acute oral toxicity of Lippiajavanica (Burm F.) Spreng. Trop. Anim. Healthc. Prod. 43:481-489.
Crossref

Martin M, McCorkle MC, Mathias E (2001). Ethnoveterinary Medicine. An annotated bibliography of community animal healthcare. ITDG Publishing, London; ISBN: 1853395226, P. 611.
Crossref

Masikati P (2010). Improving the water productivity of integrated crop-livestock systems in the semi-arid tropics of Zimbabwe: an ex-ante analysis using simulation modeling. Accessedon February 12, 2012.

Masimba ES, Mbiriri DT, Kashangura MT, T Mutibvu (2011).Indigenous practices for the control and treatment of ailments in Zimbabwe's village poultry. Livest. Res. Rural Dev. 23:12-25.

Matekaire T, Bwakura TM (2004). Ethnoveterinary Medicine: A Potential Alternative to Orthodox Animal Health Delivery in Zimbabwe. J. Appl. Res. Vet. Med. 2:269-273.

Mathias E (2004). Ethnoveterinary medicine: harnessing its potential. Vet. Bull. 74(8):27N-37N.

Mathias E, McCorkle CM (2004). Traditional Livestock healers. Revue Scientifique et Technique (International Office of Epizootics) 23(1):277-284.
Crossref

Mathius-Mundy E, McCorkle CM (1989). Ethnoveterinary medicine: an annotated bibliography. Bibliographies in Technology and Social Change, No 6.Technology and Social Change Program, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa 50011. USA. P 199.

Mlambo T, Mbiriri DT, Mutibvu T, Kashangura MT (2011). Village chicken production systems in Zhombe communal area of Zimbabwe. Livest. Res. Rural Dev. 23(154).

Mutibvu T, Maburutse BE, Mbiriri DT, Kashangura MT (2012). Constraints and opportunities for increased livestock production in communal areas: A case study of Simbe, Zimbabwe. Liv. Res. Rural Dev. 24:9.

Mwale M, Bhebhe E, Chimonyo M, Halimani TE (2005). Use of herbal plants in poultry health management in the Mushagashe small-scale commercial farming area in Zimbabwe.International J. Appl. Res. Vet. Med. 3:163-170.

Norval RA, Perry BD, Meltzer MI, Kruska RL, Booth TH (1994). Factors affecting the distributions of the ticks Amblyommahebraeum and A. variegatum in Zimbabwe: implications of reduced acaricide usage. Exp. Appl. Acarol. 18(7):383-407.
Crossref

Nyahangare ET, Hove T, Mvumi B, Hamudikuwanda H, Belmain SR, Madzimure J, Stevenson PC (2012). Acute mammalian toxicity of four pesticidal plants.J. Med. Plants Res. 6(13):2674-2680.

Okello-Onen J, Nsumbuga-Mutaka RC (1997). The status of ticks and tick-borne diseases in Uganda. In International Tick Modelling Workshop, ICIPE, Nairobi, Kenya, September 9-19, pp. 8-9.

Pegram RG, Chizyuka HGB, Mwase ET, Zekle Z (1988). Production economics in worldwide animal commodities subject to disease transmission and infestation by acarines: the economic impact of cattle tick control in Central Africa. Nat. Symp. Theileroisis, October, Lusaka, Zambia pp. 17-19.

Perry BD, Mukhebi AW, Norval RAI, Barret JC (1990). A preliminary assessment of current and alternative tick-borne disease control strategies in Zimbabwe. Report to the Director of Veterinary Services, Zimbabwe.

Sarasan V, Kite GC, Sileshi GW, Stevenson PC (2011). The application of phytochemistry and in vitro tools to the sustainable utilisation of medicinal and pesticidal plants for income generation and poverty alleviation. Plant Cell Rep. 30:1163-1172.
Crossref

Stevenson PC, Nyirenda SP, Veitch NC (2010). Highly glycosylated flavonoids from the pods of Bobgunniamadagascariensis. Tetrahedron Letters 51:4727-4730.
Crossref

Tatchell RJ, Chimwani D, Chirchir JJ, Ongare JO, Mwagi E, Rinkanya F, Whittington D (1986). A study of the justification for intensive tick control in Kenya rangelands. Vet. Rec. 119:401-403.
Crossref

Wazala W, Zessin KH, Kyule NM, Baumann MPO, Mathias Eand Hassanali A (2005). Ethnoveterinary medicine: a critical review of its evolution, perception, understanding and the way forward. LRRD 17:11.