Maasai herd and flock structures in relation to livestock wealth, climate and development

Examines the structure of the herds & flocks of a sample of 41 households on the three Maasai group ranches in Kenya, relating differences in herd structure to livestock wealth of the household, to the stage of development of the group ranch, & to the variation in climate and production alternatives...

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Autores principales: King, J.M., Sayers, A.R., Peacock, C.P., Kontrohr, E.
Formato: Journal Article
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: Elsevier 1984
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/28087
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author King, J.M.
Sayers, A.R.
Peacock, C.P.
Kontrohr, E.
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description Examines the structure of the herds & flocks of a sample of 41 households on the three Maasai group ranches in Kenya, relating differences in herd structure to livestock wealth of the household, to the stage of development of the group ranch, & to the variation in climate and production alternatives. Analyzes data from cattle herds, showing the proportion of steers, mature steers, females & immature animals available at dif. stages of development; with particular reference to the increased use of introduced bulls & small stock, i.e. sheep & goats, & the distribution of dif. breeds of livestock.
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spelling CGSpace280872024-04-25T06:00:37Z Maasai herd and flock structures in relation to livestock wealth, climate and development King, J.M. Sayers, A.R. Peacock, C.P. Kontrohr, E. masai ethnic group livestock production ranching livestock numbers herd structure Examines the structure of the herds & flocks of a sample of 41 households on the three Maasai group ranches in Kenya, relating differences in herd structure to livestock wealth of the household, to the stage of development of the group ranch, & to the variation in climate and production alternatives. Analyzes data from cattle herds, showing the proportion of steers, mature steers, females & immature animals available at dif. stages of development; with particular reference to the increased use of introduced bulls & small stock, i.e. sheep & goats, & the distribution of dif. breeds of livestock. 1984-01 2013-05-06T06:59:53Z 2013-05-06T06:59:53Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/28087 en Limited Access Elsevier Agricultural Systems;13(1): 21-56
spellingShingle masai ethnic group
livestock production
ranching
livestock numbers
herd structure
King, J.M.
Sayers, A.R.
Peacock, C.P.
Kontrohr, E.
Maasai herd and flock structures in relation to livestock wealth, climate and development
title Maasai herd and flock structures in relation to livestock wealth, climate and development
title_full Maasai herd and flock structures in relation to livestock wealth, climate and development
title_fullStr Maasai herd and flock structures in relation to livestock wealth, climate and development
title_full_unstemmed Maasai herd and flock structures in relation to livestock wealth, climate and development
title_short Maasai herd and flock structures in relation to livestock wealth, climate and development
title_sort maasai herd and flock structures in relation to livestock wealth climate and development
topic masai ethnic group
livestock production
ranching
livestock numbers
herd structure
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/28087
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