L’embouche bovine dans les élevages du Plateau Central du Burkina Faso : Résultats économiques d’une démarche de validation d’un référentiel technico-économique sur la spéculation

Gnanda, I. B.; Bougouma-Yameogo, V.; Wereme/N’diaye, Aïssata; Ouedraogo, Tinrmegson; Kaboré, Adama; Lodoun, Boukary; Sinon, Boukaré

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“…The highest average weight of the bulls at 42 days was noted with the C100 ration (259.43 Kg) and the lowest were observed in the batches fed the C25F75 ration (253.97 kg) and the P50F50 ration (256.09 Kg). These weights are lower than those obtained by Gnanda et al (2015) (330kg) after 60 days using P. reticulatum pods + cotton seeds and rice straws in the ration of bulls in farmer fattening. The low weight gain of bulls fed F. albida pods compared to bulls fed the control ration could be explained by the high crude cellulose content of F. albida pods and their possible content of anti-nutritional factors such as tannins and lectins.…”

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The present study was carried out from 1 st March to 30 th June in the Diamaré Department (Far North of Cameroon). It focused on the effect of Piliostigma reticulatum and Faidherbia albida pods on the growth and economic performance of cattle in fattening. The general objective was to contribute to the improvement of the productive potential of cattle through the valorisation of available and poorly known local resources in animal feed. Specifically, the aim was to determine the nutritional values of ingredients and rations formulated with P. reticulatum and F. albida pods, and to evaluate the effect of P. reticulatum and F. albida pods on the zootechnical and economic performance of cattle undergoing fattening. A total of 12 bulls divided into 4 batches of 3 subjects were fed 4 rations formulated by substituting the cottonseed cake in the control ration with 100% cottonseed cake (C100%) by 75% P. reticulatum (C25P75), then by 75% F. albida (C25F75) and finally by 100% of an equivalent mixture of P. reticulatum and F. albida (P50F50). At the end of this study, the bromatological analysis shows that cottonseed cake is richer in MAT (25.27%) and poorer in BC (13.6%), unlike cotton hulls which are rich in CF (57%), NDF (61.11%), ADF (53%) and ADL (38%). The pods of P. reticulatum and F. albida show intermediate values with MAT of 13.53% and 16.1% respectively. The highest amount of feed intake was recorded with the C25F75 ration (9739.06 ± 1379.26 g) and the lowest with the C100 (control)

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“…The assessment of the economic profitability of the implemented systems was done by determining some key parameters (indicators). These indicators include gross and net profit margins, capital productivity and break-even point (Gnanda et al, 2015).…”

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“…T0 T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 ESM P Gnanda et al (2015aGnanda et al ( , 2015b et Soumana et al (2016) avec des ingrédients de même nature comme les tiges de sorgho, fanes de niébé, fanes d'arachides, cosse de niébé et tourteau de coton et les gousses de P. reticulatum. Par contre les pourcentages en MAT sont légèrement supérieurs aux pourcentages rapportés par Gnanda et al (2015b). Ils sont compris entre 8 à 12%, ce qui est suffisant pour le bon fonctionnement de la microflore du rumen des petits ruminants.…”

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Analyse technico–économique des Aliments densifies sur les performances de croissances des boucs roux de Maradi au Niger

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Technico-economic analysis of densified feed on the growth performance of red bucks of Maradi (Niger Republic) ABSTRACT A study of influence of densified feed on the growth performance of red buck of Maradi was conducted from July to September 2016. Forty-two (42) red bucks were divided randomly into six blocks of seven buks. Each block corresponds to a diet formulated using crushed ingredients and the individual buck is considered as replication. The animals were allocated to individual pen. The adaptation period and data collection were 14 and 56 days respectively. Five treatments namely T1, T2, T3, T4 and T5 differed basis on type and proportion of roughages, were compared with the control (T0) which is the farmers' formulation.The treatments T0, T3 M. MALAM ABDOU et al. / Int. J. Biol. Chem. Sci. 11(1): 280-292, 2017 281 and T1 gave the best daily live weight gain of 78.3, 51.8 and 50.9 g respectively.The feed consumption index (FCI) were 7.1, 10.3 and 10.6 for T0, T3 and T1 respectively. Economically, T0 gave net profit of 1373 FCFA per animal followed by T1 and T3 with 1316 and 1311 FCFA respectively.This experiment showed that improved sorghum stover could replace groundnut and cowpea haulms in goats feeding.

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“…Il s'agit de la recherche documentaire destinée à l'exploitation des données secondaires au niveau des centres de documentation puis de la mairie de Karma et des enquêtes menées sur le terrain pour la collecte des données primaires au niveau des exploitants du mil et niébé pluvial. (Gnanda et al, 2015).  Le coût de production (CP)= Charges variables (CV) + Charges fixes (CF) (Jean-Michel, 1981).…”

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Typologie des exploitations agricoles productrices du mil et niébé pluvial dans la commune rurale de Karma

Razinatou¹,

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Mahamadou³

2021

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Principale activité des ruraux nigériens, l’agriculture fait face à des problèmes récurrents de baisse de rendements conduisant à la paupérisation et à l’insécurité alimentaire des ménages qui l’exercent. Cette étude conduite à Karma vise la caractérisation des systèmes de production du mil et de niébé pluvial en vue de connaître leurs fonctionnements et leurs diverses interactions dans un contexte de changement climatique. Pour cela, une enquête a été conduite sur un échantillon de 90 ménages d’exploitants du mil et niébé pluvial. L’étude a montré que les systèmes de production sont regroupés en trois types selon la méthode d’Analyse en Composantes Principales couplée à la classification de Nuées dynamiques. Il s’agit du système de production agricole pure (Type A), du système agroforesterie (Type B) et du système agropastoral (Type C). Le type (A) occupe une superficie moyenne de 1,5 hectares. Il est scindé en système de cultures sèches simple et système de cultures sèches associé au maraîchage. Le type (B) s’effectue sur 2,18 hectares et le type (C) sur une superficie moyenne de 3,25 hectares. Ainsi, le type (C) est plus performant que le type (B) qui l’est plus que le type (A). English title: Typology of farms producing millet and rain-fed cowpeas in the rural commune of Karma Main activity of nigeriens’ rural, agriculture faces recurring problems drop in yields leading to pauperization and food insecurity of the households that exert it. This study conducted in Karma aims to characterize millet and rain-fed cowpea production systems with a view to understanding their functioning and their various interactions to enable producers to better cope with climate change. For this, a survey was conducted on a sample of 90 households farms of millet and rain-fed cowpea. The study showed that production systems are grouped into three types according to the Principal Component Analysis method coupled with classification. of dynamic clouds. These are the pure agricultural production system (Type A), the agroforestry system (Type B) and the agro-pastoral system (Type C). Type (A) occupies an average area of 1.5 hectares. It is split into a simple dry crop system and a dry crop system associated with market gardening. Type (B) takes place on 2.18 hectares and type (C) on an average area of 3.25 hectares. Thus, type (C) is more efficient than type (B) which is better than type (A).

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L’embouche bovine dans les élevages du Plateau Central du Burkina Faso : Résultats économiques d’une démarche de validation d’un référentiel technico-économique sur la spéculation

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