Autor:
Wilkes, Andreas
Barnes, Andrew P.
Baival, Batkhishig
Clare, Abbie
Namkhainyam, Busjavin
Tserenbandi
Chuluunbaatar, Narantsogt
Namkhainyam, Tsolmon
Climate-smart agriculture aims to improve food security by increasing productivity and producer incomes, strengthening resilience to climate change, and reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. For the livestock sector, improved genetics is often identified as a climate-smart option. While there ...
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Wilkes, Andreas
,
Barnes, Andrew P.
,
Baival, Batkhishig
,
Clare, Abbie
,
Namkhainyam, Busjavin
,
Tserenbandi
,
Chuluunbaatar, Narantsogt
,
Namkhainyam, Tsolmon
,
[Is cross-breeding with indigenous sheep breeds an option for climate-smart agriculture?]
,
Is cross-breeding with indigenous sheep breeds an option for climate-smart agriculture?
