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Journal Article 1996

Nutrient cycling in integrated rangeland/cropland systems of the Sahel

Autor: Powell, J.M. Fernández Rivera, S. Hiernaux, Pierre H.Y. Turner, M.D.

In the Sahel of West Africa, the productivities of rangelands, croplands and livestock are inextricably linked. Cattle, sheep and goats graze rangelands and crop residues, and their manure/urine is used to fertilize crops. Rangelands provide important feeds during the manuring period, resulting i...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/28104

Investigación en Agricultura

RANGELANDS

CROPS

NUTRIENTS

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Powell, J.M. , Fernández Rivera, S. , Hiernaux, Pierre H.Y. , Turner, M.D. , [Nutrient cycling in integrated rangeland/cropland systems of the Sahel] , Nutrient cycling in integrated rangeland/cropland systems of the Sahel

Journal Article 2007

Multipurpose fodder trees in the Ethiopian highlands: Farmers' preference and relationship of indigenous knowledge of feed value with laboratory indicators

Autor: Mekoya, A. Oosting, Simon J. Fernández Rivera, S. Zijpp, A.J. van der

In the tropics, numerous organizations have promoted multipurpose fodder trees (MPFT) with an emphasis on exotic species. These species have generally been selected and recommended by the research system through the conventional nutritional and agronomic experimentation for use as animal feed and...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/30007

Investigación en Agricultura

HOUSEHOLDS

MULTIPURPOSE TREES

HIGHLANDS

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Mekoya, A. , Oosting, Simon J. , Fernández Rivera, S. , Zijpp, A.J. van der , [Multipurpose fodder trees in the Ethiopian highlands: Farmers' preference and relationship of indigenous knowledge of feed value with laboratory indicators] , Multipurpose fodder trees in the Ethiopian highlands: Farmers' preference and relationship of indigenous knowledge of feed value with laboratory indicators

Journal Article 2006

Evidence for different nutrient partitioning in Boran (Bos indicus) and Boran x Holstein cows when re-allocated from low to high or from high to low feeding level

Autor: Jenet, A. Fernández Rivera, S. Tegegne, Azage Wettstein, H.R. Senn, M. Saurer, M. Langhans, W. Kreuzer, M.

This study tested the hypothesis that purebred Boran (Bos indicus) cows and crossbreds of Boran and Holstein respond differently to long-term changes of feeding level in nutrient partitioning to milk and body fat stores. A total of 27 cows of these two genotypes were subjected either to a low or ...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/29131

Investigación en Agricultura

CATTLE

ZEBU [BOVINAE]

COWS

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Jenet, A. , Fernández Rivera, S. , Tegegne, Azage , Wettstein, H.R. , Senn, M. , Saurer, M. , Langhans, W. , Kreuzer, M. , [Evidence for different nutrient partitioning in Boran (Bos indicus) and Boran x Holstein cows when re-allocated from low to high or from high to low feeding level] , Evidence for different nutrient partitioning in Boran (Bos indicus) and Boran x Holstein cows when re-allocated from low to high or from high to low feeding level

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Nutrient cycling in integrated rangeland/cropland systems of the Sahel

Multipurpose fodder trees in the Ethiopian highlands: Farmers' preference and relationship of indigenous knowledge of feed value with laboratory indicators

Evidence for different nutrient partitioning in Boran (Bos indicus) and Boran x Holstein cows when re-allocated from low to high or from high to low feeding level