Strategies for improved feed utilisation and ruminant production systems in the Asian region

Strategies for improved feed utilisation and ruminant production systems are discussed in the context of the demand-led processes for foods of animal origin, in which the contribution of ruminants is lagging. Increased productivity in the future will need to come from improved per animal performance...

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Main Author: Devendra, C.
Format: Conference Paper
Language:Inglés
Published: AAAP 2000
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/51097
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description Strategies for improved feed utilisation and ruminant production systems are discussed in the context of the demand-led processes for foods of animal origin, in which the contribution of ruminants is lagging. Increased productivity in the future will need to come from improved per animal performance, and the under utilised but potentially important rainfed land areas. Increased resource use is necessary and there is a need to target ruminant production systems and the opportunities to improve productivity, in mixed farm systems. Prevailing ruminant production systems are unlikely to change in the forseable future, and the principal aim should therefore be to intensify the use and efficiency of the feed resources, in which the benefits should be identified with self-reliance in the use of feeds, sustainable agriculture and environmental integrity.
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spelling CGSpace510972016-05-30T17:53:21Z Strategies for improved feed utilisation and ruminant production systems in the Asian region Devendra, C. ruminants animal production feed conversion efficiency methods mixed farming production systems feed resources farming systems technology research innovation adoption Strategies for improved feed utilisation and ruminant production systems are discussed in the context of the demand-led processes for foods of animal origin, in which the contribution of ruminants is lagging. Increased productivity in the future will need to come from improved per animal performance, and the under utilised but potentially important rainfed land areas. Increased resource use is necessary and there is a need to target ruminant production systems and the opportunities to improve productivity, in mixed farm systems. Prevailing ruminant production systems are unlikely to change in the forseable future, and the principal aim should therefore be to intensify the use and efficiency of the feed resources, in which the benefits should be identified with self-reliance in the use of feeds, sustainable agriculture and environmental integrity. 2000 2014-10-31T06:22:05Z 2014-10-31T06:22:05Z Conference Paper https://hdl.handle.net/10568/51097 en Limited Access AAAP
spellingShingle ruminants
animal production
feed conversion efficiency
methods
mixed farming
production systems
feed resources
farming systems
technology
research
innovation adoption
Devendra, C.
Strategies for improved feed utilisation and ruminant production systems in the Asian region
title Strategies for improved feed utilisation and ruminant production systems in the Asian region
title_full Strategies for improved feed utilisation and ruminant production systems in the Asian region
title_fullStr Strategies for improved feed utilisation and ruminant production systems in the Asian region
title_full_unstemmed Strategies for improved feed utilisation and ruminant production systems in the Asian region
title_short Strategies for improved feed utilisation and ruminant production systems in the Asian region
title_sort strategies for improved feed utilisation and ruminant production systems in the asian region
topic ruminants
animal production
feed conversion efficiency
methods
mixed farming
production systems
feed resources
farming systems
technology
research
innovation adoption
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/51097
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