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Genomic diversity and disease prevalence in Ugandan cattle
(ReColAd Workshop, 2015)
Ugandan cattle are represented by three main types: the long-horned Ankole, the short-horned zebu, and the Ankole-zebu crosses called “Nganda”. In the course of the
EU-funded project Nextgen, Ugandan cattle have been ...
Opportunities and Challenges for Reinforcing Organic Agriculture Research Capacity in East African Universities: Experience of Makerere University
(African Organic Conference, 2015)
There is a need for generation of new knowledge and skills to reinforce organic agriculture
capacity to answer a variety of lingering questions about production, product quality,
marketing, social economic implications ...
Herbage Biomass Production and Nutritive Value of Morus alba and Calliandra calothyrsus Harvested at Different Cutting Frequencies
(University of Kentucky UKnowledge, 2008)
Due to their high nutritive value and positive effects on rumen function, tree and
shrub foliage has been recognized as potentially high quality feed for ruminants for
supplying protein and minerals (Van et al., 2005). ...
Genomic diversity and Population Structure of Ugandan Taurine and Zebuine Cattle Breeds
(XXI ASPA Congress, 2015)
An extensive sampling of Ugandan cattle was carried out in the course of the European project Nextgen to identify possible associations between geno types, livestock endemic diseases and environmental variables.
Modeling the spatial distribution of Theileriaparva(Theiler 1904), causative agent of East Coast Fever disease in cattle
(NEXTGEN Consortium, 2015)
The ileriaparvais a protozoan emo-parasite affecting sub-Saharan Bostaurusand Bosindicuspopulations. It is the causative agent of East Coast Fever, a major cattle disease causing the death of ~1.1∙106 animals per year and ...
Factors Influencing Adoption of Cattle Excreta Management Practices for Improved Elephant Grass (Pennisetum purpureum) Production by Smallholder Dairy Farmers
(IGC/IRC Conference, 2021)
Livestock in East Africa have been reported to play a valuable role in sustainable agricultural systems (Bebe , 2003 ;
Winrock International , 1992) where together with crops they make sustainable natural resource use ...