Author: Gebreyohanes, Gebregziabher
- Assessing the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on dairy cattle farming in Ethiopia
- Scaling up and sustaining genetic improvement for increased milk production and productivity in Ethiopia: Lessons and policy recommendations from the African dairy genetic gains program
- Identification of Close Relatives of Crossbred Dairy Cattle in Ethiopia
- Application of ICT tools and genomics technology for the transformation of dairy cattle genetic improvement in Ethiopia: ADGG approaches, experiences, and prospects
- The livestock sector transformation in Ethiopia: the fundamental role of animal identification, registration, data recording and traceability systems
- The pathway to genetic gains in Ethiopian dairy Cattle: Lessons learned from African Dairy Genetic Gains Program and tips to ensure sustainability
Author: Meseret, Selam
- Assessing the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on dairy cattle farming in Ethiopia
- Scaling up and sustaining genetic improvement for increased milk production and productivity in Ethiopia: Lessons and policy recommendations from the African dairy genetic gains program
- Identification of Close Relatives of Crossbred Dairy Cattle in Ethiopia
- Application of ICT tools and genomics technology for the transformation of dairy cattle genetic improvement in Ethiopia: ADGG approaches, experiences, and prospects
- The livestock sector transformation in Ethiopia: the fundamental role of animal identification, registration, data recording and traceability systems
- The pathway to genetic gains in Ethiopian dairy Cattle: Lessons learned from African Dairy Genetic Gains Program and tips to ensure sustainability
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