Using cattle for draft power and transport

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Ibrahim
Format:	Informe técnico
Language:	Inglés
Published:	International Livestock Research Institute 1999
Subjects:	cattle livestock
Online Access:	https://hdl.handle.net/10568/49950

Similar Items: Using cattle for draft power and transport

Quick Look
Cattle breed improvement for sustainable draft power use in Ethiopian agriculture
Quick Look
Digestion in the cattle rumen
Quick Look
The use of draft animal power in Ethiopia
Quick Look
Water for dairy cattle and buffalo in Pakistan
Quick Look
Mpwapwa cattle of Tanzania
Quick Look
Draft animal power for Vertisol management
Quick Look
Using heat detection to assist artificial insemination for cattle farmers in Vietnam
Quick Look
The use and abuse of cereals, legumes and crop residues in rations for dairy cattle
Quick Look
Geophagia among cattle in the derived savannas
Quick Look
New index for dairy cattle in Tanzania and guidelines on its use
Quick Look
Animal welfare in Ethiopia : transport to and handling of cattle at markets in Addis Abeba and Ambo
Quick Look
Draft animal power and its research in Ethiopia
Quick Look
The uncertainty of cattle numbers in Kenya
Quick Look
Estimation of variance components of milk yield and genetic evaluation of Sahiwal cattle using mixed linear models
Quick Look
An alternative selection scheme for N'Dama cattle in Senegal
Quick Look
Conservation and utilization of beef cattle genetic resources in Japan
Quick Look
Study of the Ethiopian live cattle and beef value chain
Quick Look
Growth and reproductive performance of Ogaden cattle at Haramaya University, Ethiopia
Quick Look
Breeding and management of beef cattle in the medium and low rainfall areas of Matabeleland
Quick Look
Prevalence of cryptosporidiosis in dairy cattle, cattle-keeping families, their non-cattle keeping neighbours and HIV-positive individuals in Dagoretti Division, Nairobi, Kenya
Quick Look
Identification of 'elite' Ankole cattle in a herd-monitoring study in Uganda
Quick Look
Genetic diversity of the indigenous cattle of Kenya, Uganda, Ethiopia and Tanzania using high-density SNP data
Quick Look
Merits and demerits of importing exotic cattle compared with the improvement of local breeds: Cattle in Africa South of the Sahara
Quick Look
Market channel choice decisions in Botswana’s cattle markets