Better cattle breeds introduced into the Tanzanian national artificial insemination program for improved dairy productivity for smallholder farmers
Crossbred bulls were introduced into the Tanzanian national artificial insemination (AI) program for the first time, a dramatic shift from previous practice of providing only exotic, purebred semen to dairy farmers. Under the ILRI-led African Dairy Genetic Gains program, genomic and phenotypic data...
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2019
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/121507 |
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