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Baltenweck, Isabelle ,  Notenbaert, An Maria Omer ,  Steeg, Jeannette van de ,  Maass, Brigitte L. ,  [Targeting the dairy value chain for Tanzania: Mapping for site selection] ,  Targeting the dairy value chain for Tanzania: Mapping for site selection

Maass, Brigitte L. ,  Nkhoma, C.N. ,  Ramesh, C.R. ,  [Centre-Commissioned External Review of ILRI’s forage diversity management and use] ,  Centre-Commissioned External Review of ILRI’s forage diversity management and use

Bacigale, Samy B. ,  Paul, Birthe K. ,  Muhimuzi-Lwaboshi, Fabrice ,  Mapenzi, N. ,  Peters, Michael ,  Maass, Brigitte L. ,  [Characterizing feeds and feed availability in Sud-Kivu province, DR Congo] ,  Characterizing feeds and feed availability in Sud-Kivu province, DR Congo

Maass, Brigitte L. ,  Chauca-Francia, L. ,  Chiuri, W.L. ,  Djikeng, Appolinaire ,  Meutchieye, F. ,  Pengelly, Bruce C. ,  Seré Rabé, Carlos ,  [From ‘cuy' in South America to ‘cavy' in sub-Sahara Africa: Advancing development through South-South Cooperation] ,  From ‘cuy' in South America to ‘cavy' in sub-Sahara Africa: Advancing development through South-South Cooperation

Mangesho, Walter E ,  Loina, R. ,  Bwire, Julius M.N. ,  Maass, Brigitte L. ,  Lukuyu, Ben A. ,  Wassena, Fred J. ,  [Report of a livestock feed assessment in Lushoto District, Tanga region, the United Republic of Tanzania] ,  Report of a livestock feed assessment in Lushoto District, Tanga region, the United Republic of Tanzania

Paul, Birthe K. ,  Maass, Brigitte L. ,  Wassena, Fred J. ,  Omore, Amos O. ,  Bwana, G.G. ,  [Dairy development in Tanzania with local innovation platforms: When and how can they be useful?] ,  Dairy development in Tanzania with local innovation platforms: When and how can they be useful?

Lukuyu, Ben A. ,  Omore, Amos O. ,  Maass, Brigitte L. ,  Msimbe, G.A. ,  Bwire, Julius M.N. ,  [Tanzania dairy value chain development: Pre site selection scoping study] ,  Tanzania dairy value chain development: Pre site selection scoping study