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Conference Paper 2019-08-02

Autor: Sonaiya, Emmanuel B. Goromela, E.H. Assefa, G. Bamidele, O. Mbaga, S.H. Abegaz, S. Teressa, Alemayehu Getachew, Fasil Dessie, Tadelle

The African Chicken Genetic Gains (ACGG) program is built on five “pillars of change”. The first pillar is to make available high producing tropically adapted breeds (hpTAB). The second pillar is to determine farmer-preferred hpTAB. The third pillar is to create public-private partnerships for th...

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Sonaiya, Emmanuel B. ,  Goromela, E.H. ,  Assefa, G. ,  Bamidele, O. ,  Mbaga, S.H. ,  Abegaz, S. ,  Teressa, Alemayehu ,  Getachew, Fasil ,  Dessie, Tadelle ,  [Doing it differently: A farmer-focused, private sector-driven approach to delivering innovation that works for women in the smallholder chicken value chain] ,  Doing it differently: A farmer-focused, private sector-driven approach to delivering innovation that works for women in the smallholder chicken value chain
Conference Paper 2019-08-02

Autor: Dessie, Tadelle Sonaiya, Emmanuel B. Goromela, E.H. Assefa, G. Bamidele, O. Mbaga, S.H.

The African Chicken Genetic Gains (ACGG) project was started in 2014 and implemented over 5 years in Ethiopia, Tanzania, and Nigeria. The program’s vision is to increase smallholder chicken production and productivity growth as a pathway out of poverty in sub-Saharan Africa. The program was led b...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/106371

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Dessie, Tadelle ,  Sonaiya, Emmanuel B. ,  Goromela, E.H. ,  Assefa, G. ,  Bamidele, O. ,  Mbaga, S.H. ,  [Africa Chicken genetic gains project: Availing adapted, farmer-preferred chickens for smallholders in sub- Saharan Africa] ,  Africa Chicken genetic gains project: Availing adapted, farmer-preferred chickens for smallholders in sub- Saharan Africa
Conference Paper 2018

Autor: Adebambo, O. Adebambo, A. Adeleke, M. Adeleye, A. Adeyinka, I. Ajayi, F. Akinola, W. Alabi, O. Bamidele, O. Dessie, Tadelle Ikeobi, C. Ogundu, U. Ojoawo, H. Osinbowale, D. Ozoje, M. Peters, S. Sonaiya, B. Wheto, M. Yakubu, A.

SUMMARY. Our collection and genetic characterization of various indigenous chicken genotypes in Nigeria started in 1984 at the National Animal Production Research Institute, Shika, Zaria, (Shika Brown) in 1994 at the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Nigeria (FUNAAB) and in 2014 in Oba...

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Adebambo, O. ,  Adebambo, A. ,  Adeleke, M. ,  Adeleye, A. ,  Adeyinka, I. ,  Ajayi, F. ,  Akinola, W. ,  Alabi, O. ,  Bamidele, O. ,  Dessie, Tadelle ,  Ikeobi, C. ,  Ogundu, U. ,  Ojoawo, H. ,  Osinbowale, D. ,  Ozoje, M. ,  Peters, S. ,  Sonaiya, B. ,  Wheto, M. ,  Yakubu, A. ,  [Genetic conservation through effective utilization of the improved indigenous chicken breeds by rural households in Nigeria] ,  Genetic conservation through effective utilization of the improved indigenous chicken breeds by rural households in Nigeria

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