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Journal Article 1999

Autor: Lebbie, S.H.B. Ramsay, K.

Small ruminant genetic resources (SRGR) in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) play an important role in the welfare of the people, especially the resource poor. SSA is endowed with a diverse SRGR maintained under equally diverse and complex production systems. The public and the private sectors are key act...

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Lebbie, S.H.B. ,  Ramsay, K. ,  [A perspective on conservation and management of small ruminant genetic resources in sub-Saharan Africa] ,  A perspective on conservation and management of small ruminant genetic resources in sub-Saharan Africa
Conference Paper 1989

Autor: Lebbie, S.H.B. Manzini, A.T.

Results of a 24 month study of traditional goat production in Swaziland are reported. Females greatly outnumbered males in the flocks. Females kidded first at 301±55 days, kidding interval was 265±100 days, litter size was 1.18±0.29 and kids born per doe per year was 1.61. Birth weight was 1.9 ±0...

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Lebbie, S.H.B. ,  Manzini, A.T. ,  [The productivity of indigenous goats under traditional management in Swaziland] ,  The productivity of indigenous goats under traditional management in Swaziland
Journal Article 1990

Autor: Wilson, R.T. Lebbie, S.H.B.

Discusses the need for a network approach to overcome productivity constraints in African livestock. Looks into the African Small Ruminant Research Network and discusses its intention, structure as well as training and research activities.

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Wilson, R.T. ,  Lebbie, S.H.B. ,  [Collaborative research networks as means to increasing the productivity of African goats and sheep] ,  Collaborative research networks as means to increasing the productivity of African goats and sheep
Conference Paper 1999

Autor: Indetia, D. Karimi, S. Wandera, F. Lebbie, S.H.B. Okeyo Mwai, Ally

Survival of indigenous livestock of Kenya could be threatened by existing programmes that promote exotic breed importation or indiscriminate crossbreeding. Thus, there is a need for proper description of existing genetic resources with an aim of determining their Development, utilisation and cons...

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Indetia, D. ,  Karimi, S. ,  Wandera, F. ,  Lebbie, S.H.B. ,  Okeyo Mwai, Ally ,  [Phenotypic characteristics of East African goats in Kajiado and Baringo districts of Kenya] ,  Phenotypic characteristics of East African goats in Kajiado and Baringo districts of Kenya
Conference Paper 2000

Autor: Lebbie, S.H.B.

Goat research is organised at various levels in Africa with divers key players, interests and approaches. The paper presents an overview of these levels, the forces that mitigate against goat research and Development and suggests some measures that can address these constraints.

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Lebbie, S.H.B. ,  [Organisation of goat research: The African perspective] ,  Organisation of goat research: The African perspective
Conference Paper 2000

Autor: Indetie, D. Karimi, S. Wandera, F. Lebbie, S.H.B. Okeyo Mwai, Ally

Survival of indigenous goats in Kenya is at risk: due to exotic breed importation and indiscriminate crossbreeding. Phenotypic description of goats with an aim of determining their improvement, utilization and conservation is important. Phenotypic characteristics of 139 East African Goats were re...

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Indetie, D. ,  Karimi, S. ,  Wandera, F. ,  Lebbie, S.H.B. ,  Okeyo Mwai, Ally ,  [Phenotypic characterization of East African goats in Baringo District of Kenya] ,  Phenotypic characterization of East African goats in Baringo District of Kenya
Conference Paper 1993

Autor: Lebbie, S.H.B.

The importance of small ruminants as valuable renewable resources in the world in general and Africa in particular, is briefly reviewed. Opportunities for increasing their productivity and contribution to the national and/or household income are considerable. Research and Development programmes i...

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Lebbie, S.H.B. ,  [Small ruminants: What kind of development?] ,  Small ruminants: What kind of development?
Conference Paper 2000

Autor: Lebbie, S.H.B.

The potential for goat research and Development (R & D) to impact the economic Development of developing countries, particularly in the smallholder sector, cannot be overemphasised. But goat (R & D) has been marginalised in most of these countries, unfortunately. Some of the major underlying reas...

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Lebbie, S.H.B. ,  [Strategies to promote goat research and technology transfer] ,  Strategies to promote goat research and technology transfer
Conference Paper 2000

Autor: Rege, J.E.O. Lebbie, S.H.B.

Sub-Saharan Africa is home to an estimated 147 million goats representing about 80 indigenous breeds or strains distributed across all agro-ecological zones and ruminant livestock production systems. Goats are particularly important in marginal agricultural land, especially in arid and semi-arid ...

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Rege, J.E.O. ,  Lebbie, S.H.B. ,  [The goat resources of Africa: Origin, distribution and contribution to the national economies] ,  The goat resources of Africa: Origin, distribution and contribution to the national economies
Conference Paper 1998

Autor: Lebbie, S.H.B. Ramsay, K.

Small ruminant genetic resources (SRGR) in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) play an important role in the welfare of the people, especially the resource poor. SSA is endowed with a diverse SRGR maintained under equally diverse and complex production systems. The public and the private sectors are key fac...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/51224

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Lebbie, S.H.B. ,  Ramsay, K. ,  [The state of the art in the conservation and management of small ruminant genetic resources: The sub-Saharan Africa perspective] ,  The state of the art in the conservation and management of small ruminant genetic resources: The sub-Saharan Africa perspective

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