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Njuki, JemimahPoole, Elizabeth J.Johnson, Nancy L.Baltenweck, IsabellePali, Pamela N.Lokman, Z.Mburu, S.[Gender, livestock and livelihood indicators]Gender, livestock and livelihood indicators
Baltenweck, IsabelleRandolph, Thomas F.Staal, Steven J.[Demand for animal health services: how to capture spatial factors]Demand for animal health services: how to capture spatial factors

Baltenweck, Isabelle[Feasibility assessment of selected sites for the pilot project on the feasibility of generating carbon credit through dairy productivity gains]Feasibility assessment of selected sites for the pilot project on the feasibility of generating carbon credit through dairy productivity gains
Nanyeenya, W.N.Mugisha, J.Staal, Steven J.Baltenweck, IsabelleRomney, D.L.Fawcett, R.H.Halberg, N.[Risk attitudes, resource rationalization and dairy intensification in Uganda: stochastic dominance with observed and optimal net farm benefits.]Risk attitudes, resource rationalization and dairy intensification in Uganda: stochastic dominance with observed and optimal net farm benefits.

Dairy production is a major contributor towards national economies and household food security and incomes in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). Milk production in the region is estimated at 1.27 million metric tonnes year-1. However, this level of milk production is inadequate for the existing human popu...


Mubiru, S.L.Tenywa, J.S.Halberg, N.Romney, D.L.Nanyeenya, W.Baltenweck, IsabelleStaal, Steven J.[Categorisation of dairy production systems: A strategy for targeting meaningful development of the systems in Uganda]Categorisation of dairy production systems: A strategy for targeting meaningful development of the systems in Uganda

Adoption of high grade cows by smallholders is driven by the objective of increased milk production, for both home consumption and sale. Smallholders are believed to have a comparative advantage in rearing grade cows, but constraints to adoption are numerous: the cost of a grade cow is relatively...


Baltenweck, IsabelleStaal, Steven J.[Determinants of adoption of dairy cattle technology in the Kenyan highlands: a spatial and dynamic approach]Determinants of adoption of dairy cattle technology in the Kenyan highlands: a spatial and dynamic approach

This chapter examines how the raw milk market in western and central Kenya has developed after the dairy sector liberalization in 1992 by using panel data of 862 rural households. From the late 1990s to 2004, the proportion of households that sold milk to traders more than doubled, while it decli...


Kijima, Y.Yamano, T.Baltenweck, Isabelle[Emerging markets in the post-liberalization period: Evidence from the raw milk market in rural Kenya.]Emerging markets in the post-liberalization period: Evidence from the raw milk market in rural Kenya.
Juma, G.P.Baltenweck, IsabelleDrucker, A.G.Ngigi, M.[Consumption of, and willingness to pay for, indigenous small ruminants’ meat in Marsabit, Kenya]Consumption of, and willingness to pay for, indigenous small ruminants’ meat in Marsabit, Kenya
Juma, G.P.Baltenweck, IsabelleDrucker, A.G.Ngigi, M.[Market power and efficiency in indigenous small ruminant marketing channels in Marsabit, Kenya]Market power and efficiency in indigenous small ruminant marketing channels in Marsabit, Kenya

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