Autor: Haile, Aynalem
- Farmer preferred attributes in selective breeding do not necessarily result in genetic gain for growth traits: The case of coat color
- Community-based sheep breeding programs generated substantial genetic gains and socioeconomic benefits
- Increased number of large non‐atretic follicles and co‐dominance effects account for high litter sizes in Bonga sheep
- Community-based breeding programs (CBBPs) are being upscaled in Ethiopia and other African countries
- Digital platform enhances genetic progress in community-based sheep and goat breeding programs in Ethiopia
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Autor: Gizaw, Solomon
- Farmer preferred attributes in selective breeding do not necessarily result in genetic gain for growth traits: The case of coat color
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- Community-based sheep breeding programs generated substantial genetic gains and socioeconomic benefits
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