The cattle of the Tropics provides information for students, research workers and others concerned with livestock improvement, by describing 300 breeds of cattle in the Tropics. It sets out a simple classification of the main types, Zebu, Sanga, humpless and the crosses between them, and gives a short description of each breed. There is a lack of accurate information on the performance and ability of indigenous breeds to respond to better management. The book emphasizes the need for proper evaluation of potentially useful breeds and describes some projects that give detailed comparisons of promising beef breeds in Southern Africa. Also emphasized is the potential value of a number of indigenous breeds hitherto not fully appreciated. Way...
Southern Africa is home to over 64 million cattle, of which 75% are raised on natural pasture in sma...
The Tropical Agriculturalist series Livestock product/on systems examines how individual species ...
Animal genetic resources (AnGR) are essential for food security and the livelihoods of many pastoral...
The cattle of the Tropics provides information for students, research workers and others concerned w...
This book consists of three distinct, but closely related, parts. The first is an account of the ori...
Describes briefly the main ecological zones of Africa w. examples of the general types of cattle tha...
The monograph consists of two parts. The first part give a geographic overview of the region includi...
Cattle populations arrived in Southern Africa almost 2000 years ago, brought by farming communities ...
At least 150 indigenous African cattle breeds have been named, but the majority of African cattle po...
Developing country livestock production systems are diverse and dynamic, and include those where exi...
Summarises the work that ILCA is doing to assemble what information is available on livestock breeds...
Cattle breeds regarded as indigenous to Zimbabwe include the Mashona, Tuli and Nkone. History of the...
The Nguni breed of cattle, indigenous to South Africa, is being recognized as a breed that will play...
Studies the broad groups of cattle in Africa in relation to the main ecological zones. Indicates the...
Describes the main ecological zones of tropical Africa, mentioning the importance of cattle in each,...
Southern Africa is home to over 64 million cattle, of which 75% are raised on natural pasture in sma...
The Tropical Agriculturalist series Livestock product/on systems examines how individual species ...
Animal genetic resources (AnGR) are essential for food security and the livelihoods of many pastoral...
The cattle of the Tropics provides information for students, research workers and others concerned w...
This book consists of three distinct, but closely related, parts. The first is an account of the ori...
Describes briefly the main ecological zones of Africa w. examples of the general types of cattle tha...
The monograph consists of two parts. The first part give a geographic overview of the region includi...
Cattle populations arrived in Southern Africa almost 2000 years ago, brought by farming communities ...
At least 150 indigenous African cattle breeds have been named, but the majority of African cattle po...
Developing country livestock production systems are diverse and dynamic, and include those where exi...
Summarises the work that ILCA is doing to assemble what information is available on livestock breeds...
Cattle breeds regarded as indigenous to Zimbabwe include the Mashona, Tuli and Nkone. History of the...
The Nguni breed of cattle, indigenous to South Africa, is being recognized as a breed that will play...
Studies the broad groups of cattle in Africa in relation to the main ecological zones. Indicates the...
Describes the main ecological zones of tropical Africa, mentioning the importance of cattle in each,...
Southern Africa is home to over 64 million cattle, of which 75% are raised on natural pasture in sma...
The Tropical Agriculturalist series Livestock product/on systems examines how individual species ...
Animal genetic resources (AnGR) are essential for food security and the livelihoods of many pastoral...