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Journal Article 2003

Economic evaluation of smallholder subsistence livestock production: Lessons from an Ethiopian goat development program

Autor: Ayalew, W. King, J.M. Bruns, E. Rischkowsky, Barbara A.

Conventional productivity evaluation criteria are inadequate to evaluate subsistence livestock production, because: (1) they fail to capture non-marketable benefits of the livestock; and (2) the core concept of a single limiting input is inappropriate to subsistence production, as multiple limiti...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/32885

Investigación en Agricultura

SMALL FARMS

GOATS

ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Ayalew, W. , King, J.M. , Bruns, E. , Rischkowsky, Barbara A. , [Economic evaluation of smallholder subsistence livestock production: Lessons from an Ethiopian goat development program] , Economic evaluation of smallholder subsistence livestock production: Lessons from an Ethiopian goat development program

Journal Article 2002

Practicalities of sustaining a goat-crossbreeding programme in eastern Ethiopia

Autor: Ayalew, W. King, J.M. Bruns, E.W. Rischkowsky, Barbara A.

Crossbreeding of goats in traditional subsistence flocks had been promoted in selected villages of eastern Ethiopian highlands as a means to quick genetic progress based on the thesis that crossbreeding can increase the net contribution of goats. Observations on flock dynamics patterns of smallho...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/32896

Investigación en Agricultura

GOATS

CROSSBREEDING

SUSTAINABILITY

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Ayalew, W. , King, J.M. , Bruns, E.W. , Rischkowsky, Barbara A. , [Practicalities of sustaining a goat-crossbreeding programme in eastern Ethiopia] , Practicalities of sustaining a goat-crossbreeding programme in eastern Ethiopia

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Elements of the Second Growth and Transformation Plan related to small ruminant development in Ethiopia

Autor: Ayalew, W.

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/69285

Investigación en Agricultura

SHEEP

GOATS

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Ayalew, W. , [Elements of the Second Growth and Transformation Plan related to small ruminant development in Ethiopia] , Elements of the Second Growth and Transformation Plan related to small ruminant development in Ethiopia

Journal Article 2004

The concept and calculation of net benefits from goats in Ethiopian smallholdings

Autor: Ayalew, W. Rischkowsky, Barbara A. King, J.M.

Low adoption rates of introduced technologies in spite of manifestly increased production suggestthat livestock developer and farmer value livestock differently. The purpose of this paper is torelate productivity more closely to the perspective of the farmer. The concept of productivity isreviewe...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/34131

Investigación en Agricultura

GOATS

LIVESTOCK

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Ayalew, W. , Rischkowsky, Barbara A. , King, J.M. , [The concept and calculation of net benefits from goats in Ethiopian smallholdings] , The concept and calculation of net benefits from goats in Ethiopian smallholdings

Conference Paper 2001

Crossbreeding does not lead to greater contribution of goats to household welfare, but improved management does

Autor: Ayalew, W. King, J.M. Bruns, E.W. Rischkowsky, Barbara A.

Based on the multiple utility of goats as well as multiple resources employed, broader productivity criteria were developed and applied to evaluate subsistence goat production. The results showed that, under the improved subsistence production, crossbred goats did not generate any more Unit Net B...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/50332

Investigación en Agricultura

GOATS

CROSSBREEDING

HOUSEHOLDS

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Ayalew, W. , King, J.M. , Bruns, E.W. , Rischkowsky, Barbara A. , [Crossbreeding does not lead to greater contribution of goats to household welfare, but improved management does] , Crossbreeding does not lead to greater contribution of goats to household welfare, but improved management does

Conference Paper 2000

Contribution of women to household labour input into the subsistence goat husbandry in eastern Ethiopia

Autor: Ayalew, W. Rischkowsky, Barbara A. King, J.M. Bruns, E.W. Kassa, B. Peacock, C.P.

Individual labour input into goat husbandry was enumerated for a period of one year from a total of 71 sample households. Comparison was made at household level. Results show that women contribute a proportional share of labour and their share changes in response to household characteristics rela...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/50309

Investigación en Agricultura

GOATS

ANIMAL HUSBANDRY

ROLE OF WOMEN

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Ayalew, W. , Rischkowsky, Barbara A. , King, J.M. , Bruns, E.W. , Kassa, B. , Peacock, C.P. , [Contribution of women to household labour input into the subsistence goat husbandry in eastern Ethiopia] , Contribution of women to household labour input into the subsistence goat husbandry in eastern Ethiopia

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Economic evaluation of smallholder subsistence livestock production: Lessons from an Ethiopian goat development program

Practicalities of sustaining a goat-crossbreeding programme in eastern Ethiopia

Elements of the Second Growth and Transformation Plan related to small ruminant development in Ethiopia

The concept and calculation of net benefits from goats in Ethiopian smallholdings

Crossbreeding does not lead to greater contribution of goats to household welfare, but improved management does

Contribution of women to household labour input into the subsistence goat husbandry in eastern Ethiopia