Ressources Etiqueté: Livestock Development

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  1. Environmentally Sound Small-Scale Livestock Projects

    This manual is designed for development assistance workers and others who are planning or managing small-scale livestock projects. Although aimed specifically at those working in less-developed areas of the tropics and subtropics, these environmental guidelines apply to almost any region of the...
    Ecology Small Scale Livestock Development Environmental Aspects Livestock projects VITA Livestock Producti... Animal Production

  2. Goat keeping in the tropics

    This basic booklet can be seen as a first-aid kit for those who live in isolated places and cannot easily diagnose a disease or have an analysis made of feed quality.
    Goats Tropical Animal Hu... Livestock Development

  3. FM 2008 LEISA Magazine Vol 24 #4

    20/12/2008 Farmers and sorghum in Nicaragua's northern region Using radio to share farmers' adaptation strategies Climate change Climate field schools in Indonesia Livestock and climate change Adaptive agriculture in flood affected areas Cultivating resilience - lessons from the 2004 tsunami in Sri Lanka...
    Climate Change Nicaragua Indonesia Sustainable Agricu... Sri Lanka Carbon Farmer Field Schools Livestock Development

  4. Marketing Animals And Milk

    This 8-page leaflet, practical for use in the field and easy to read, helps pastoralists understand markets for animals and milk. It gives background information on types of products, market chains, adding value and different types of markets. Marketing processes are clearly outlined, along with...
    Dairy Products Milk Milk Production Marketing Livestock Development Business management Business Skil Pastoralists

  5. Agrodok 027, Créer et gérer un point d’eau pour les troupeaux de son village

    01/01/2000 Guide à l’usage des agents de développement rural en zone sahélo-soudanienne Ce guide vise à aider les communautés paysannes de la zone sahélosoudanienne à financer, aménager et gérer des points d’eau pour les troupeaux de leur village. Il s’adresse aux agents de développement intervenant en...
    Waterpoints Livestock Development Rural areas Agricultural exten... Village Herds Managing Livestock Agrodok

  6. Rotational Grazing

    Access AgricultureTraining Video Pastures that are grazed continuously get exhausted and grow little forage for the animals. Divide your pasture in sections using a fence, and let the animals graze one section at a time. When the pasture plants are half-way eaten, move the animals to another...
    AccessAgriculture Livestock Development Grazing Rotational Grazing Forage

  7. Understanding Laiterie La Chèvre Production

    01/01/1990 Les chčvres sont parmi les plus petits ruminants domestiqués et ont servi l'espčce humaine plus long que bétail ou mouton. Ils se développent dans aride, semitropical, ou pays montagneux. Plus de 460 million de chčvres dans le produits alimentaires mondial plus de 4.5 million de tonnes de lait et...
    Goats dairy goats Dairy Goat Milking Livestock Development VITA Downloads

  8. Understanding La Production De Mouton

    01/01/1990 Le mouton était une des espčces animales les plus tôt ętre domestiqué, avec évidences qui ils ont été gardés et n'ont pas chassé dčs il y a 10,700 années dans le défilé de la plus Grande Rivičre Zab dans Du nord La Laine Iraq. a été trouvée dans les restes de 20,000 an vieux villages en Suisse...
    VITA Sheep Sheep Care Livestock Development

  9. Environmentally Semblent Peu Important Les Bétail Projets

    01/01/1986 La plupart des manuels de la science animaux se sont concentrés sur le soin et gestion d'espčces communes d'animaux domestiques accomplir plus grand production. Ce manuel accentue le de l'environnement facteurs qui affectent bétail et interactions du bétail. Les textes du bétail Standards...
    Livestock Development Small Animal Culture VITA

  10. Lightning Talk - Supporting Livestock Livelihoods in Emergencies – The LEGS Approach

    Lightning Talk, 2022 East Africa Pastoralist Symposium, March 29, 2022. Presenter: Cathy Watson
    LEGS Livestock Development Livestock Emergencies ECHO Conference East Africa