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v Foreword vii Maps Table of Contents Breeding and Integration of Dual Purpose Goats into Kenyan Farming Systems 3 Texas A&M University: Breeding a genetically improved dual purpose goat adapted for production in Kenya 23 University of Missouri: Sociological analysis of small ruminant production systems in Kenya 29 Winrock International - Economics: Economic analysis of small ruminant production and marketing systems in Kenya 33 Winrock International - Production: Dual purpose goat production systems for smalholder agriculturalists in Kenya
41 Breeding More Prolific Strains of Sheep 43 University of California, Davis: Genetic improvement of sheep and goats in Indonesia and Morocco 53 North Carolina State University: By-pr,)duct and crop residue utilization in intensive sheep and goat production s, .-tems for limited-resource farmers in Morocco 61 North Carolina State University: By-product and crop residue utilization in intensive sheep and goat production systems for limited-resource farmers in Indonesia 69 Animal Health Management 71 Colorado State University: An investigation of small ruminant health problems in Peru 87 Washington State University: Kenya animal health research and training program 95 Agropastoral Systems on Marginal Lands ii 97 Montana State University: Evaluation and improvement of small ruminants in extensive management systems 103 Utah State University: Range research for increashig small ruminant production in Morocco 117 Texas Tech University: Improving small ruminant nutrition, management, and production of native range and improved pastures
Page 1 and 2: 198 199-... Annu..a Repo.. "" >' ''
Page 3: Small Ruminant Collaborative Resear
Page 7 and 8: Foreword This 1989-90 Annual Report
Page 9 and 10: Maps Maps of the countries with whi
Page 11 and 12: Kenya ix
Page 13 and 14: Lima Peru xi
Page 15 and 16: Breeding a Genetically Improved Dua
Page 17 and 18: Toggenburg x 1/4 Anglo Nubian x 1/4
Page 19 and 20: HSA12 BOVINE MOUSE GAPD 13 TPI 1 12
Page 21 and 22: Over one-third of the phenotypic va
Page 23 and 24: example, the EAG does may have been
Page 25 and 26: years of age resulted in upward tre
Page 27 and 28: Figure 5. Fingerprinted with the M1
Page 29 and 30: not significant. This could imply t
Page 31 and 32: Table 9. Least squares constants &
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Page 35 and 36: milk on a regular basis, only a sma
Page 37 and 38: Training Progress and Institutional
Page 39 and 40: Economic Analysis of Small Ruminant
Page 41 and 42: With the DPG, farmers have acquired
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Page 47 and 48: workshop held in Nairobi. Each pres
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component of the US. participation
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survival in lines of sheep selected
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Java. Working Paper, SR-CRSP, Bogor
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Summary In Morocco cereal stubble r
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of cottonseed meal/day between week
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the last month of pregnancy on ewe
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By-Product and Crop Residue Utiliza
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Research Results Objectives 1. To c
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weights, lambs born, lamb birth wei
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Asystasia was the best, especially
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* Colorado State University Animal
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viral proteins are required for fur
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vitro propagation of its causative
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ined had variable levels of CPA ent
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flock has been verified. Although t
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quite frequent in these groups. Per
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laboratories and deterioration of t
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Myers, F.J., B.R. Madewell, P.H. Gu
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Bazalar, H. and C. McCorkle (eds.)
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can be devastating in susceptible p
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nymphs and adults. However, a high
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Other Contributions Contributions T
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* Montana State University Agropast
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the low or control lines. These res
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currently in press. In addition, a
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Range Research for Increasing Small
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Grazing and Animal Nutrition Studie
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Table 3. Results from the supplemen
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grass area protected from grazing.
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expect, animal daily gains were inf
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Training Progress and Institutional
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Productivity of Artemisia herba-alb
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Peru consumed mainly tall grasses i
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Greater efficiency of digestion in
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Table 5. Dry matter consumption (kg
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Alpaca. Data is scare about alpacas
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Internatl. Stockman's School Handbo
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* University of Missouri Socioecono
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and data collection, with the aim o
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Publications The following publicat
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Research Results Objectives Project
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Publications Thesis and Dissertatio
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Training Progress and Institutional
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Fernadez, M.E., and N. Canales. 198
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ment required a changed attitude on
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1. Introduce selected farmers to pr
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Study in Cigudeg Subdistrict, Distr
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Economic Analysis of Small Ruminant
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* Expenditures by Program Project E
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SMALL RUMINANT CRSP USAID GRANT NO.
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Summary of Host Country Contributio
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