Managing genetic resources
From ancient times people have depended on domesticated animals and the crops needed to feed them. But modern pressures are destroying ancient breeds whose irreplaceable genes are a unique resource in an uncertain world. These three films (length about 12 minutes) outlines the issues and suggest som...
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International Livestock Research Institute
2007
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| description | From ancient times people have depended on domesticated animals and the crops needed to feed them. But modern pressures are destroying ancient breeds whose irreplaceable genes are a unique resource in an uncertain world. These three films (length about 12 minutes) outlines the issues and suggest some approaches to this growing challenge. The three films deal with conserving livestock genetic resources for people; saving forage crops for livestock and their keepers; and from germplasm to feed - putting ILRI's gene bank to work respectively. |
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| spelling | CGSpace508242021-02-10T20:35:26Z Managing genetic resources International Livestock Research Institute livestock animal genetic resources resource conservation mankind feed crops forage farmers [agricultural population] cattle sheep [caprinae] goats [caprinae] animal diseases bluetongue virus developing countries farming systems breeds (animals) crossbreds land races introduced breeds biodiversity endangered species environment animal production epidemics gene banks From ancient times people have depended on domesticated animals and the crops needed to feed them. But modern pressures are destroying ancient breeds whose irreplaceable genes are a unique resource in an uncertain world. These three films (length about 12 minutes) outlines the issues and suggest some approaches to this growing challenge. The three films deal with conserving livestock genetic resources for people; saving forage crops for livestock and their keepers; and from germplasm to feed - putting ILRI's gene bank to work respectively. 2007 2014-10-31T06:21:42Z 2014-10-31T06:21:42Z Video https://hdl.handle.net/10568/50824 en Limited Access International Livestock Research Institute |
| spellingShingle | livestock animal genetic resources resource conservation mankind feed crops forage farmers [agricultural population] cattle sheep [caprinae] goats [caprinae] animal diseases bluetongue virus developing countries farming systems breeds (animals) crossbreds land races introduced breeds biodiversity endangered species environment animal production epidemics gene banks International Livestock Research Institute Managing genetic resources |
| title | Managing genetic resources |
| title_full | Managing genetic resources |
| title_fullStr | Managing genetic resources |
| title_full_unstemmed | Managing genetic resources |
| title_short | Managing genetic resources |
| title_sort | managing genetic resources |
| topic | livestock animal genetic resources resource conservation mankind feed crops forage farmers [agricultural population] cattle sheep [caprinae] goats [caprinae] animal diseases bluetongue virus developing countries farming systems breeds (animals) crossbreds land races introduced breeds biodiversity endangered species environment animal production epidemics gene banks |
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