Weight and weight gain of east African long-fat-tailed sheep on Rwanda research stations

Data on weight and weight gain of East African long-fat-tailed sheep, starting in 1974, are analysed. Birth weights averaged 2.59 kg. Weights were 11.6 kg at 90 d, 28.0 kg at 12 mo, 29.3 kg at 18 mo and 35.4 kg at 5 yr. Preweaning daily gains varied from 94 g to 157 g in the period 1974 to 1984 and...

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Autores principales: Sibomana, G., Murayi, T., Sayers, A.R., Wilson, R.T.
Formato: Conference Paper
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: International Livestock Centre for Africa 1989
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/16483
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author Sibomana, G.
Murayi, T.
Sayers, A.R.
Wilson, R.T.
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description Data on weight and weight gain of East African long-fat-tailed sheep, starting in 1974, are analysed. Birth weights averaged 2.59 kg. Weights were 11.6 kg at 90 d, 28.0 kg at 12 mo, 29.3 kg at 18 mo and 35.4 kg at 5 yr. Preweaning daily gains varied from 94 g to 157 g in the period 1974 to 1984 and were affected by sex and birth type. Correlations between weights and repeatabilities of weights at different ages were established and are discussed in relation to breeding plans.
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spelling CGSpace164832023-02-15T10:22:11Z Weight and weight gain of east African long-fat-tailed sheep on Rwanda research stations Sibomana, G. Murayi, T. Sayers, A.R. Wilson, R.T. livestock sheep Data on weight and weight gain of East African long-fat-tailed sheep, starting in 1974, are analysed. Birth weights averaged 2.59 kg. Weights were 11.6 kg at 90 d, 28.0 kg at 12 mo, 29.3 kg at 18 mo and 35.4 kg at 5 yr. Preweaning daily gains varied from 94 g to 157 g in the period 1974 to 1984 and were affected by sex and birth type. Correlations between weights and repeatabilities of weights at different ages were established and are discussed in relation to breeding plans. 1989 2012-02-13T18:36:11Z 2012-02-13T18:36:11Z Conference Paper https://hdl.handle.net/10568/16483 en Open Access International Livestock Centre for Africa Sibomana, G., Murayi, Th., Sayers, A.R. and Wilson, R.T. 1989. Weight and weight gain of east African long-fat-tailed sheep on Rwanda research stations. In: Wilson, R.T. and Melaku, A. (eds.). 1989. African Small Ruminant Research and Development. Proceedings of a conference held at Bamenda, Cameroon 18 - 25 January 1989. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia: ILCA.
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Weight and weight gain of east African long-fat-tailed sheep on Rwanda research stations
title Weight and weight gain of east African long-fat-tailed sheep on Rwanda research stations
title_full Weight and weight gain of east African long-fat-tailed sheep on Rwanda research stations
title_fullStr Weight and weight gain of east African long-fat-tailed sheep on Rwanda research stations
title_full_unstemmed Weight and weight gain of east African long-fat-tailed sheep on Rwanda research stations
title_short Weight and weight gain of east African long-fat-tailed sheep on Rwanda research stations
title_sort weight and weight gain of east african long fat tailed sheep on rwanda research stations
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