Implications of human population growth on livestock productivity by smallholder families

Msiska, E.M; Jere, J.A.

Implications of human population growth on livestock productivity by smallholder families

1991

Msiska, E.M | Jere, J.A. (Chitedze Agricultural Research Station, Lilongwe (Malawi))

Paper suggests the use of crop residues, improved pastures, feed conservation, controlled grazing and good herd management practices to maximise productivity per animal in the face of decreasing land availability because of growth of human population.

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bovin de boucherie conduite du troupeau ganado de carne malawi manejo del ganado mejora de pastizales pastoreo residuos de cosechas

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Publisher

Ministry of Agriculture. Dept. of Agricultural Research

Other Subjects

Amelioration des paturages; Evolution de la population; Evolucion de la poblacion; Paturage; Residu de recolte

Language

English

Note

Summary (En)

10 tables; 13 ref.

Type

Conference; Summary; Non-Conventional

Source

Animal production in Malawi: Constraints, prospects and policy.- Lilongwe (Malawi): Ministry of Agriculture. Dept. of Agricultural Research, 1991. p. 22-32

Conference

1. National Workshop on Livestock Production in Malawi, Zomba (Malawi), 3-9 Jan 1988

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Implications of human population growth on livestock productivity by smallholder families

1991

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