Comparative performance of improved meat goats in Malya, Tanzania

Records on liveweight, growth and reproductive performance of Blended (BLD), Blended x Galla (BG) and Kamorai x indigenous (KI) goats for a period of over 10 years (1970-1980) in Malya, Tanzania were analysed. For BLD, BG and KI goat kids, birth weight and live weight averages were determined. Sex a...

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Main Authors: Das, S.M., Sendalo, D.S.C.
Format: Conference Paper
Language:Inglés
Published: 1992
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/70826
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description Records on liveweight, growth and reproductive performance of Blended (BLD), Blended x Galla (BG) and Kamorai x indigenous (KI) goats for a period of over 10 years (1970-1980) in Malya, Tanzania were analysed. For BLD, BG and KI goat kids, birth weight and live weight averages were determined. Sex and birth type had significant effects on all live weight measures while year of birth did not. Mean litter size for six parities for BLD, BG and KI does were examined. It was recommended that BLD goats with higher live weights and efficient reproductive performance compared to BG and KI goats should be used for crossbreeding purposes to improve the meat production from goats in the rural areas.
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spelling CGSpace708262023-02-15T13:14:46Z Comparative performance of improved meat goats in Malya, Tanzania Das, S.M. Sendalo, D.S.C. goats breeds animal production crossbreds animal performance productivity meat production growth rate birth weight litter size Records on liveweight, growth and reproductive performance of Blended (BLD), Blended x Galla (BG) and Kamorai x indigenous (KI) goats for a period of over 10 years (1970-1980) in Malya, Tanzania were analysed. For BLD, BG and KI goat kids, birth weight and live weight averages were determined. Sex and birth type had significant effects on all live weight measures while year of birth did not. Mean litter size for six parities for BLD, BG and KI does were examined. It was recommended that BLD goats with higher live weights and efficient reproductive performance compared to BG and KI goats should be used for crossbreeding purposes to improve the meat production from goats in the rural areas. 1992 2016-02-08T09:03:10Z 2016-02-08T09:03:10Z Conference Paper https://hdl.handle.net/10568/70826 en Limited Access
spellingShingle goats
breeds
animal production
crossbreds
animal performance
productivity
meat production
growth rate
birth weight
litter size
Das, S.M.
Sendalo, D.S.C.
Comparative performance of improved meat goats in Malya, Tanzania
title Comparative performance of improved meat goats in Malya, Tanzania
title_full Comparative performance of improved meat goats in Malya, Tanzania
title_fullStr Comparative performance of improved meat goats in Malya, Tanzania
title_full_unstemmed Comparative performance of improved meat goats in Malya, Tanzania
title_short Comparative performance of improved meat goats in Malya, Tanzania
title_sort comparative performance of improved meat goats in malya tanzania
topic goats
breeds
animal production
crossbreds
animal performance
productivity
meat production
growth rate
birth weight
litter size
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