Evidence for Resilient Agriculture (ERA): Livestock Data
A detailed meta-dataset describing the context, management and outcomes of livestock feed experiments from sub-Saharan Africa. The dataset geolocates experimental sites and records details of animal breeds, diet ingredients, their nutritional composition and digestibility, feed presentation and inta...
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| author | Rosenstock, Todd S. Steward, Peter Richard Joshi, Namita Mumo, Elijah Musyoki Ombewa, Babra Vivian Adhiambo Kacha, Gabrielle Nour |
| author_browse | Joshi, Namita Kacha, Gabrielle Nour Mumo, Elijah Musyoki Ombewa, Babra Vivian Adhiambo Rosenstock, Todd S. Steward, Peter Richard |
| author_facet | Rosenstock, Todd S. Steward, Peter Richard Joshi, Namita Mumo, Elijah Musyoki Ombewa, Babra Vivian Adhiambo Kacha, Gabrielle Nour |
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| description | A detailed meta-dataset describing the context, management and outcomes of livestock feed experiments from sub-Saharan Africa. The dataset geolocates experimental sites and records details of animal breeds, diet ingredients, their nutritional composition and digestibility, feed presentation and intake rates, and yield and production outcomes. Data from 405 peer-reviewed publications are included generating 10554 unique observations. The animals represented in the dataset are sheep (26.4% of observations), goat (19.5%), fish (15.4%), cattle (14.1%), chickens (13.6%), pigs (6.7%) and others (2.2%). The geographic scope of experimental locations includes Nigeria (20% of locations), Ethiopia (17.7%), South Africa (14.9%), Egypt (8.8%), Kenya (7%), Tanzania (5.8%), Ghana (4.2%) and 16 more countries (21.7%). The most commonly reported outcomes in the dataset are Meat Yield (28.9% of observations), Weight Gain (27.3%), Feed Conversion Ratio (16.8%), Variable Cost (6.8%), Protein Conversion Ratio (3.3%) and 31 other outcomes (16.7%). Nutritional composition data are available for 2153 animal diets or diet ingredients and digestibility data available for 870. A description of the fields in the dataset can be found in the Field_Description table.
Methodology: Publications were discovered and screened using a keyword search that is described in the core ERA data publication. For each included publication information from full-text was extracted by trained research staff using a excel form. Each extraction was quality controlled by humans and using machine logic. Excel forms were compiled together in R. (2023-12) |
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| spelling | CGSpace1393882024-04-25T06:01:31Z Evidence for Resilient Agriculture (ERA): Livestock Data Rosenstock, Todd S. Steward, Peter Richard Joshi, Namita Mumo, Elijah Musyoki Ombewa, Babra Vivian Adhiambo Kacha, Gabrielle Nour productivity pasture improvement sheep feed additives cattle goats chickens swine economic benefits feed composition feed intake livestock feeding A detailed meta-dataset describing the context, management and outcomes of livestock feed experiments from sub-Saharan Africa. The dataset geolocates experimental sites and records details of animal breeds, diet ingredients, their nutritional composition and digestibility, feed presentation and intake rates, and yield and production outcomes. Data from 405 peer-reviewed publications are included generating 10554 unique observations. The animals represented in the dataset are sheep (26.4% of observations), goat (19.5%), fish (15.4%), cattle (14.1%), chickens (13.6%), pigs (6.7%) and others (2.2%). The geographic scope of experimental locations includes Nigeria (20% of locations), Ethiopia (17.7%), South Africa (14.9%), Egypt (8.8%), Kenya (7%), Tanzania (5.8%), Ghana (4.2%) and 16 more countries (21.7%). The most commonly reported outcomes in the dataset are Meat Yield (28.9% of observations), Weight Gain (27.3%), Feed Conversion Ratio (16.8%), Variable Cost (6.8%), Protein Conversion Ratio (3.3%) and 31 other outcomes (16.7%). Nutritional composition data are available for 2153 animal diets or diet ingredients and digestibility data available for 870. A description of the fields in the dataset can be found in the Field_Description table. Methodology: Publications were discovered and screened using a keyword search that is described in the core ERA data publication. For each included publication information from full-text was extracted by trained research staff using a excel form. Each extraction was quality controlled by humans and using machine logic. Excel forms were compiled together in R. (2023-12) 2023-02 2024-02-14T18:42:06Z 2024-02-14T18:42:06Z Dataset https://hdl.handle.net/10568/139388 en Open Access Rosenstock, T.S.; Steward, P.R.; Joshi, N.; Mumo, E.M.; Ombewa, B.V.A.; Kacha, G.N. (2023) Evidence for Resilient Agriculture (ERA): Livestock Data. https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/XY9WAX |
| spellingShingle | productivity pasture improvement sheep feed additives cattle goats chickens swine economic benefits feed composition feed intake livestock feeding Rosenstock, Todd S. Steward, Peter Richard Joshi, Namita Mumo, Elijah Musyoki Ombewa, Babra Vivian Adhiambo Kacha, Gabrielle Nour Evidence for Resilient Agriculture (ERA): Livestock Data |
| title | Evidence for Resilient Agriculture (ERA): Livestock Data |
| title_full | Evidence for Resilient Agriculture (ERA): Livestock Data |
| title_fullStr | Evidence for Resilient Agriculture (ERA): Livestock Data |
| title_full_unstemmed | Evidence for Resilient Agriculture (ERA): Livestock Data |
| title_short | Evidence for Resilient Agriculture (ERA): Livestock Data |
| title_sort | evidence for resilient agriculture era livestock data |
| topic | productivity pasture improvement sheep feed additives cattle goats chickens swine economic benefits feed composition feed intake livestock feeding |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/139388 |
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