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Dione, Michel M.Ouma, Emily A.Lule, Peter M.Pezo, Danilo A.[Animal health services delivery systems and disease surveillance in the smallholder pig value chain in Uganda]Animal health services delivery systems and disease surveillance in the smallholder pig value chain in Uganda

Ouma, Emily A.Obare, G.A.Staal, Steven J.[The socio-economic dimensions of smallholder livestock management in Kenya and its effects on competitiveness of crop-livestock systems]The socio-economic dimensions of smallholder livestock management in Kenya and its effects on competitiveness of crop-livestock systems
Babigumira, B.M.Ouma, Emily A.Sölkner, J.Marshall, Karen[Perceptions of women and men smallholder pig keepers in Uganda on pig keeping objectives, and breed and trait preferences]Perceptions of women and men smallholder pig keepers in Uganda on pig keeping objectives, and breed and trait preferences

The urgent need to improve livestock productivity in sub.Saharan Africa in order to keep pace with expected increases in demand for meat and milk is very topical. Breed improvement provides key entry points for increasing productivity in cattle populations. However, there are tendencies for genet...


Ouma, Emily A.Abdulai, A.Drucker, A.G.Obare, G.A.[Assessment of farmer preferences for cattle traits in smallholder cattle production systems of Kenya and Ethiopia]Assessment of farmer preferences for cattle traits in smallholder cattle production systems of Kenya and Ethiopia

This paper investigates preferences for cattle traits among a pastoral community in a trypanosomosis prevalent area in Kenya. Choice experiments and mixed logit models are employed to estimate economic values of preferred traits which could be introduced through systematic breeding in breed impro...


Ouma, Emily A.Abdulai, A.Drucker, A.G.[Pastoralists preferences for cattle traits: Letting them be heard]Pastoralists preferences for cattle traits: Letting them be heard

Since 1986, the numbers of pigs in Uganda have at least quadrupled and today’s more than two million pigs are in the hands of 1.1 million households. Up to 70% of all pork is estimated to be consumed in urban and peri-urban areas, mainly through informal road-side butcheries and ‘pork joints’. In...


Roesel, KristinaHolmes, K.Kungu, J.Grace, DeliaPezo, Danilo A.Ouma, Emily A.Baumann, M.P.O.Fries, R.Ejobi, F.Clausen, P.H.[Fit for human consumption? A qualitative survey at a Ugandan pig abattoir]Fit for human consumption? A qualitative survey at a Ugandan pig abattoir

Despite policies to discourage them, informal milk markets account for over 80% of milk sales in most sub-Saharan African (SSA) countries. Informal milk market agents include farmer dairy co-operatives, small traders using bicycles and public or private transport and small retail outlets, such as...


Omore, Amos O.McDermott, John J.Staal, Steven J.Arimi, S.M.Kang'ethe, Erastus K.Ouma, Emily A.[Analysis of public health risks from consumption of informally marketed milk in sub-Saharan African countries]Analysis of public health risks from consumption of informally marketed milk in sub-Saharan African countries

Tangka, F.K.L.Ouma, Emily A.Staal, Steven J.[Women and the sustainable development of market-oriented dairying: evidence from the highlands of East Africa]Women and the sustainable development of market-oriented dairying: evidence from the highlands of East Africa

Food safety standards require monitoring from production-to-consumption. The Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points (HACCP) process, recommended by FAO/WHO, is now a widely accepted methodology in risk analysis for industrially processed foods. HACCP identifies the points in a process that are h...


Mwangi, A.Arimi, S.M.Mbugua, S.Kang'ethe, Erastus K.Ouma, Emily A.Omore, Amos O.McDermott, John J.Staal, Steven J.[Application of HACCP to improve the safety of informally marketed raw milk in Kenya]Application of HACCP to improve the safety of informally marketed raw milk in Kenya

Despite policies to discourage them, informal milk markets account for over 80% of milk sales in most sub-Saharan African (SSA) countries. Informal milk market agents include farmer dairy co-operatives, small traders using bicycles and public or private transport and small retail outlets, such as...


Omore, Amos O.McDermott, John J.Staal, Steven J.Arimi, S.M.Kang'ethe, Erastus K.Ouma, Emily A.[Analysis of public health risks from consumption of informally marketed milk in sub-Saharan African countries]Analysis of public health risks from consumption of informally marketed milk in sub-Saharan African countries

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