Author: Dewey, Catherine E.
- Investigation of how improved pig-feeding changes the well-being of poor Ugandan pig keepers using participatory epidemiology
- Development of balanced diets using local feeds for smallholder East African pigs: Implications for livelihoods and food security
- Men and women farmers’ perceptions of adopting improved diets for pigs in Uganda: decision‑making, income allocation, and intra‑household strategies that mitigate relative disadvantage
Author: Grace, Delia
- Investigation of how improved pig-feeding changes the well-being of poor Ugandan pig keepers using participatory epidemiology
- Development of balanced diets using local feeds for smallholder East African pigs: Implications for livelihoods and food security
- Men and women farmers’ perceptions of adopting improved diets for pigs in Uganda: decision‑making, income allocation, and intra‑household strategies that mitigate relative disadvantage
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