A holistic approach to animal health research: Increasing livestock production under disease challenge

Livestock disease is only one of a number of constraints to improving productivity in smallholder systems, and research is only one approach to alleviating that constraint. However, within the correct context, animal health research that alleviates the constraint of disease can bring enormous benefi...

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Autor principal: Irvin, A.D.
Formato: Journal Article
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: 1997
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/29330
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description Livestock disease is only one of a number of constraints to improving productivity in smallholder systems, and research is only one approach to alleviating that constraint. However, within the correct context, animal health research that alleviates the constraint of disease can bring enormous benefits, as the example of controlling East Coast fever (ECF) in small-holder dairy systems demonstrates. In this way, ILRI's research not only contributes to improving livestock productivity directly but, through resultant contributions to improving animal health in general, also contributes to wider goals of food security, poverty alleviation, environmental conservation and gender equality - key objectives of developmental aid.
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spelling CGSpace293302022-01-29T16:03:30Z A holistic approach to animal health research: Increasing livestock production under disease challenge Irvin, A.D. small farms animal health research livestock animal production animal diseases productivity Livestock disease is only one of a number of constraints to improving productivity in smallholder systems, and research is only one approach to alleviating that constraint. However, within the correct context, animal health research that alleviates the constraint of disease can bring enormous benefits, as the example of controlling East Coast fever (ECF) in small-holder dairy systems demonstrates. In this way, ILRI's research not only contributes to improving livestock productivity directly but, through resultant contributions to improving animal health in general, also contributes to wider goals of food security, poverty alleviation, environmental conservation and gender equality - key objectives of developmental aid. 1997 2013-06-11T09:23:12Z 2013-06-11T09:23:12Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/29330 en Limited Access Outlook on Agriculture;26(4): 267-272
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animal health
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productivity
Irvin, A.D.
A holistic approach to animal health research: Increasing livestock production under disease challenge
title A holistic approach to animal health research: Increasing livestock production under disease challenge
title_full A holistic approach to animal health research: Increasing livestock production under disease challenge
title_fullStr A holistic approach to animal health research: Increasing livestock production under disease challenge
title_full_unstemmed A holistic approach to animal health research: Increasing livestock production under disease challenge
title_short A holistic approach to animal health research: Increasing livestock production under disease challenge
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topic small farms
animal health
research
livestock
animal production
animal diseases
productivity
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