2019
DOI: 10.19182/remvt.31346
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Characterizing practices and the sanitary status of farms of Creole and Creole-like pigs in Martinique

Abstract: L’étude a eu pour objectif de caractériser la gestion de 27 élevages de porcs dans le cadre d’un programme de conservation du porc Créole de la Martinique. Des échantillons sanguins ont été prélevés sur 67 porcs pour des analyses sérologiques. Une analyse multivariée a distingué six groupes d’élevage : le groupe 1 (n = 9) correspondait aux élevages familiaux comptant moins de trois verrats et présentant un âge de réforme des reproducteurs plus élevé que les autres élevages (6,2 vs 5,0 ans, p < 0,01) ; le gr… Show more

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“…In our analysis, farmers with a low number of animals were considered because small LFS (such as family farms) represent the traditional practice in the Caribbean since the time of slavery and these practices remain in Guadeloupe, particularly in semi-urban and rural areas (Xandé 1999 ; Sainton et al 2012 ). Therefore, these LFS cannot be ignored due to their particular functions for household sustainability, as it was shown in some tropical regions (Mbuthia et al 2015 ; Gourdine et al 2018 ; Huyen et al 2019 ).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In our analysis, farmers with a low number of animals were considered because small LFS (such as family farms) represent the traditional practice in the Caribbean since the time of slavery and these practices remain in Guadeloupe, particularly in semi-urban and rural areas (Xandé 1999 ; Sainton et al 2012 ). Therefore, these LFS cannot be ignored due to their particular functions for household sustainability, as it was shown in some tropical regions (Mbuthia et al 2015 ; Gourdine et al 2018 ; Huyen et al 2019 ).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%