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Conference Paper 1995

Goat types of northern and western Ethiopia and Eritrea

Autor: Rey, B. Peacock, C.P. Alemayehu, N. Banjaw, K.

Characterization is important in genetic resources conservation and utilization, but few information about indigenous livestock types are available. In the present study data from 22,934 goats were collected by a rapid survey method to characterize goats of Eritrea and northern and western Ethiop...

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Investigación en Agricultura

ERITREA

GOATS

SPECIES

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Rey, B. , Peacock, C.P. , Alemayehu, N. , Banjaw, K. , [Goat types of northern and western Ethiopia and Eritrea] , Goat types of northern and western Ethiopia and Eritrea

Conference Paper 2000

Contribution of women to household labour input into the subsistence goat husbandry in eastern Ethiopia

Autor: Ayalew, W. Rischkowsky, Barbara A. King, J.M. Bruns, E.W. Kassa, B. Peacock, C.P.

Individual labour input into goat husbandry was enumerated for a period of one year from a total of 71 sample households. Comparison was made at household level. Results show that women contribute a proportional share of labour and their share changes in response to household characteristics rela...

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Investigación en Agricultura

GOATS

ANIMAL HUSBANDRY

ROLE OF WOMEN

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Ayalew, W. , Rischkowsky, Barbara A. , King, J.M. , Bruns, E.W. , Kassa, B. , Peacock, C.P. , [Contribution of women to household labour input into the subsistence goat husbandry in eastern Ethiopia] , Contribution of women to household labour input into the subsistence goat husbandry in eastern Ethiopia

Conference Paper 1983

Seasonal breeding effects on productivity

Autor: Peacock, C.P.

Study report on sheep and goats production in Kenya. Data collected over a period of three years at Masai group ranch at Elangata Wuas in Kenya were examined. Data on status and progress at present on 3 adjacent newly-formed ranches included.

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Investigación en Agricultura

GOATS

HUMID TROPICS

ANIMAL NUTRITION

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Peacock, C.P. , [Seasonal breeding effects on productivity] , Seasonal breeding effects on productivity

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Goat types of northern and western Ethiopia and Eritrea

Contribution of women to household labour input into the subsistence goat husbandry in eastern Ethiopia

Seasonal breeding effects on productivity