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Conference Paper 2018-02

Autor: Lozano-Jaramillo, M. Bastiaansen, J. Dessie, Tadelle Komen, H.
Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/93120

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Lozano-Jaramillo, M. ,  Bastiaansen, J. ,  Dessie, Tadelle ,  Komen, H. ,  [Understanding the effect of the environmental conditions on the suitability of a breed for different agro-ecological zones] ,  Understanding the effect of the environmental conditions on the suitability of a breed for different agro-ecological zones
Conference Paper 2012-10-03

Autor: Tesfaye, E. Animut, G. Urge, M. Dessie, Tadelle
Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/33920

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Tesfaye, E. ,  Animut, G. ,  Urge, M. ,  Dessie, Tadelle ,  [Moringa olifera leaf meal as an alternative protein feed ingredient in broiler ration: Effect on growth performance and economic consideration] ,  Moringa olifera leaf meal as an alternative protein feed ingredient in broiler ration: Effect on growth performance and economic consideration
Conference Paper 2009-09-24

Autor: Effa, K. Dessie, Tadelle Yilma, Z. Haile, Aynalem
Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/2566

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Effa, K. ,  Dessie, Tadelle ,  Yilma, Z. ,  Haile, Aynalem ,  [Cattle breeding strategies for sustainable genetic improvement in Ethiopia] ,  Cattle breeding strategies for sustainable genetic improvement in Ethiopia
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...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/106377

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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: Badi, B. Leroy, G. Olori, V.E. Dessie, Tadelle

With the world population projected to reach 8.5 billion people in 2030, more poultry meat and eggs will be needed from chickens reared in a broad range of environments and production systems. In developing countries, a large part of the poultry production rely on backyard systems raising dual- p...

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Badi, B. ,  Leroy, G. ,  Olori, V.E. ,  Dessie, Tadelle ,  [New issues for dual-purpose breeding for chicken small producers] ,  New issues for dual-purpose breeding for chicken small producers
Conference Paper 2019-08-02

Autor: Kebede, A. Tesfaye, K. Belay. G. Vallejo, A. Dessie, Tadelle Spark, N. Hanotte, Olivier H. Raman, L.. Gheyas, A.

Indigenous chicken makes most of the world’s poultry genetic diversity particularly in developing countries. These local breeds, which are well- adapted to extensive husbandry systems and suitable for resource-poor poultry farmers endowed with very limited means, should be thoroughly studied as a...

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Kebede, A. ,  Tesfaye, K. ,  Belay. G. ,  Vallejo, A. ,  Dessie, Tadelle ,  Spark, N. ,  Hanotte, Olivier H. ,  Raman, L.. ,  Gheyas, A. ,  [Whole genome diversity of indigenous chicken populations in Ethiopia] ,  Whole genome diversity of indigenous chicken populations in Ethiopia
Conference Paper 2019-08-02

Autor: Abegaz, S. Esatu, Wondmeneh Assefa, G. Goromela, E.H. Sonaiya, Emmanuel B. Mbaga, S.H. Adebambo, O. Bamidele, O. Teressa, Alemayehu Bruno, J. Poole, Elizabeth J. Getachew, Fasil Kasaye, H. Dessie, Tadelle

On-farm test of chicken strains potentially adaptable to semi-scavenging production systems in Sub-Saharan Africa was undertaken in Ethiopia, Tanzania and Nigeria. Twelve (12) chicken strains were tested in 5 zones of each country in 6348 households. Kuroiler and Sasso were common to all countrie...

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Abegaz, S. ,  Esatu, Wondmeneh ,  Assefa, G. ,  Goromela, E.H. ,  Sonaiya, Emmanuel B. ,  Mbaga, S.H. ,  Adebambo, O. ,  Bamidele, O. ,  Teressa, Alemayehu ,  Bruno, J. ,  Poole, Elizabeth J. ,  Getachew, Fasil ,  Kasaye, H. ,  Dessie, Tadelle ,  [On-farm performance testing of tropically adaptable chicken strains under small holder management in three countries of sub-Saharan Africa] ,  On-farm performance testing of tropically adaptable chicken strains under small holder management in three countries of sub-Saharan Africa
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 2019-08-02

Autor: Esatu, Wondmeneh Dessie, Tadelle

The with-in selection also known as mass-selection has been considered as the less complex approach being applied for many years in livestock species and yielded significant genetic gains. In Africa, the extent to which mass- selection applied in the genetic improvement of chicken for better perf...

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Esatu, Wondmeneh ,  Dessie, Tadelle ,  [On-station within-breed selection works in Africa: the case of the Horro chicken breeding program in Ethiopia] ,  On-station within-breed selection works in Africa: the case of the Horro chicken breeding program in Ethiopia
Conference Paper 2019-08-02

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

Availability of appropriate genetics is important for the development of Smallholder Poultry (SHP) in Sub-Saharan Africa. The biological potential of improved dual purpose chicken strains was evaluated in Ethiopia, Tanzania and Nigeria. A total of 8 strains (Funaab Alpha, Horro, Noiler, ShikaBrow...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/106379

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Bamidele, O. ,  Sonaiya, Emmanuel B. ,  Adebambo, O. ,  Assefa, G. ,  Abegaz, S. ,  Esatu, Wondmeneh ,  Goromela, E.H. ,  Mbaga, S.H. ,  Dessie, Tadelle ,  [On-station performance evaluation of improved tropically adapted chicken strains for smallholder poultry production systems in sub- Saharan Africa] ,  On-station performance evaluation of improved tropically adapted chicken strains for smallholder poultry production systems in sub- Saharan Africa

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