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9781904761327

Livestock and Wealth Creation Improving the Husbandry of Animals Kept By Resource-Poor People in Developing Countries

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    9781904761327

  • ISBN10:

    1904761321

  • Edition: CD
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2005-01-01
  • Publisher: Nottingham University Press

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Summary

This unique textbook is the product of a south/north, east/west collaboration, involving 105 contributors from 26 countries. It will be invaluable to all concerned with livestock keeping and poverty alleviation in developing countries, especially lecturers, students, NGOs, policy makers and those working with resource-poor livestock-keepers.

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Nottingham University Press has been publishing scientific and technical books since 1992 and has earned international recognition as a publisher of only the highest quality materials.

Table of Contents

Forewordp. v
Prefacep. vii
Acknowledgementsp. ix
Introduction - the need to change the 'mind-set'p. 1
Why keep livestock if you are poor?p. 13
Livestock systemsp. 29
The livestock and poverty assessment methodology: an overviewp. 53
Livestock development and povertyp. 71
Knowledge - key to empowermentp. 89
Livestock products - valuable and more valuablep. 109
Marketing to promote trade and developmentp. 127
Livestock and the environmentp. 145
Animal response to nutrient supplyp. 167
Feeds and feeding to improve productivity and survivalp. 191
Breeding strategies for sustainable improvementp. 215
Improving the health of livestock kept by the resource-poor in developing countriesp. 233
Apiculturep. 263
Giant African snailsp. 283
Poultryp. 301
Grasscutters, guinea pigs and rabbitsp. 325
Pigsp. 343
Goatsp. 361
Sheepp. 387
African camels and South American camelidsp. 411
Cattlep. 433
Buffalop. 451
Yakp. 473
Equinesp. 489
Wildlifep. 509
Lessons learned and the way aheadp. 525
DFID LPP projectsp. 547
Referencesp. 551
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