Similar Items: Performance indices of the West African Dwarf goat under an improved management system in the subhumid zone of Nigeria
- The performance of West African Dwarf does and their kids at various stocking densities on stylo-based pasture in the subhumid zone of Nigeria
- Effects of fodder banks on growth and survival of West African Dwarf goats under village conditions in subhumid Nigeria
- Prevalence of coccidial infections in the West African Dwarf goat in the subhumid zone of Nigeria
- Wet season supplementation of West African Dwarf (WAD) goats in the subhumid zone of Nigeria
- On-farm reproductive performance of the West African Dwarf goat at Ganawuri in the sub-humid zone of Nigeria
- Supplementary feeding of West African dwarf sheep and goats in southwest Nigeria
Author: Iji, P.A.
- The performance of West African Dwarf does and their kids at various stocking densities on stylo-based pasture in the subhumid zone of Nigeria
- Utilization of palm kernel meal by sheep
- Effects of grazing at different stocking densities and grazing period on yield and chemical composition of herbage in the subhumid zone of Nigeria
- Herbage yield and quality of Gliricidia sepium under different cutting heights and defoliation frequencies
- The influence of stage of development and sowing depth on seed quality and seedling emergence of Gliricidia sepium
- The natural feed resources for ruminant animals in Nigeria
Author: Umunna, N.N.
- Response of growing sheep to maize stover supplemented with urea-malaise block meal or agroindustrial by products
- Effect of leucaena and sesbania supplementation on body growth and scrotal circumference of Ethiopian highland sheep and goats fed teff straw basal diet
- Nitrogen in browse species: Ruminal degradability and post-ruminal digestibility measured by mobile nylon bag and in vitro techniques
- Effect of supplementing oat hay with lablab, sesbania, tagasaste or wheat middlings on voluntary intake, N utilization and weight gain of Ethiopian Menz sheep
- Sesbania and lablab supplementation of oat hay basal diet fed to sheep with or without maize grain
- Utilization of browse supplements with varying tannin levels by Ethiopian Menz shee1. Intake, digestibility and live weight changes