Crossbreeding does not lead to greater contribution of goats to household welfare, but improved management does

Based on the multiple utility of goats as well as multiple resources employed, broader productivity criteria were developed and applied to evaluate subsistence goat production. The results showed that, under the improved subsistence production, crossbred goats did not generate any more Unit Net Bene...

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Autores principales: Ayalew, W., King, J.M., Bruns, E.W., Rischkowsky, Barbara A.
Formato: Conference Paper
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations 2001
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/50332
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author Ayalew, W.
King, J.M.
Bruns, E.W.
Rischkowsky, Barbara A.
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description Based on the multiple utility of goats as well as multiple resources employed, broader productivity criteria were developed and applied to evaluate subsistence goat production. The results showed that, under the improved subsistence production, crossbred goats did not generate any more Unit Net Benefits than the indigenous goats for the resources of land, labour and biomass of goats used. Therefore, the hypothesis that under improved management crossbreds generate higher benefits than the indigenous goats was rejected. Similar comparisons showed that it was possible to significantly increase the overall contribution of goats to subsistence producers through improved management practices without the incentive of introducing crossbred goats.
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spelling CGSpace503322023-02-15T09:32:17Z Crossbreeding does not lead to greater contribution of goats to household welfare, but improved management does Ayalew, W. King, J.M. Bruns, E.W. Rischkowsky, Barbara A. goats crossbreeding households animal production Based on the multiple utility of goats as well as multiple resources employed, broader productivity criteria were developed and applied to evaluate subsistence goat production. The results showed that, under the improved subsistence production, crossbred goats did not generate any more Unit Net Benefits than the indigenous goats for the resources of land, labour and biomass of goats used. Therefore, the hypothesis that under improved management crossbreds generate higher benefits than the indigenous goats was rejected. Similar comparisons showed that it was possible to significantly increase the overall contribution of goats to subsistence producers through improved management practices without the incentive of introducing crossbred goats. 2001 2014-10-31T06:09:05Z 2014-10-31T06:09:05Z Conference Paper https://hdl.handle.net/10568/50332 en Limited Access Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
spellingShingle goats
crossbreeding
households
animal production
Ayalew, W.
King, J.M.
Bruns, E.W.
Rischkowsky, Barbara A.
Crossbreeding does not lead to greater contribution of goats to household welfare, but improved management does
title Crossbreeding does not lead to greater contribution of goats to household welfare, but improved management does
title_full Crossbreeding does not lead to greater contribution of goats to household welfare, but improved management does
title_fullStr Crossbreeding does not lead to greater contribution of goats to household welfare, but improved management does
title_full_unstemmed Crossbreeding does not lead to greater contribution of goats to household welfare, but improved management does
title_short Crossbreeding does not lead to greater contribution of goats to household welfare, but improved management does
title_sort crossbreeding does not lead to greater contribution of goats to household welfare but improved management does
topic goats
crossbreeding
households
animal production
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/50332
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