Titlebook: Increasing Small Ruminant Productivity in Semi-arid Areas; Proceedings of a Wor E. F. Thomson,F. S. Thomson Conference proceedings 1988 ICA

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A Comparison of Grazing and Browsing Ruminants in the Use of Feed Resourcestomy of the mouth parts (feeding apparatus) and the organization of the gastrointestinal tract impose behavioral strategies on herbivores that are optimal under the particular feeding conditions to which they are adapted.

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Genetic Improvement of Sheep in Turkeyteppe in these regions are more suitable for sheep and goats than dairy cattle. In the more productive western regions agriculture is becoming increasingly intensified, but sheep production continues to be profitable.

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The Importance of Barley in Food Production and Demand in West Asia and North Africaanean and of high elevation in central and eastern Turkey, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Ethiopia, and the Atlas mountains, to the drier steppe and desert areas. Irrigated agriculture is important along the principal rivers but most agricultural land is rainfed. Although there are land reserves in Sudan an

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Research Strategies for Development: Improving Sheep and Goat Production in Developing Countriesr nourishment from grasses and other fibrous forage which people cannot directly utilize. In turn, they provide humans with an adequate supply and proper balance of energy, minerals, vitamins, and essential amino acids which human metabolism cannot do without. The non-food contributions of ruminants

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Increasing Feed Resources for Small Ruminants in the Mediterranean Basin and temperature. These variations lead to a marked seasonality of feed supply which is a major constraint to livestock production. As it is generally agreed that a plentiful and balanced nutrient supply is the foundation of efficient livestock production, research at ICARDA during the past 10 years

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A Comparison of Grazing and Browsing Ruminants in the Use of Feed Resources needs and maintain some control or assurance of feed supply. The differences are integrated to give the nutritional strategy of each species. The anatomy of the mouth parts (feeding apparatus) and the organization of the gastrointestinal tract impose behavioral strategies on herbivores that are opt

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Improving Livestock Production from Straw-Based Dietssystem and therefore a high feed intake and digestibility. It contains little or none of the nutrients which escape rumen degradation and lacks nutrients that augment the products of fermentative digestion. It is also low in lipid and, although it has a high content of potentially fermentable carboh

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