Monogastric Animal Production Systems in Small Farms in Tropical Countries - Review -

Saadullah, M.; Saad, T.

doi:10.5713/ajas.2000.401

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“…Turka utilisent un récipient taillé dans du bois tandis que 20 % des Peul servent l'aliment des jeunes sur du plastique étalé au sol. et al, 1995) et en Asie (Saadullah et Saad, 2000) où l'activité est surtout l'apanage des femmes et des enfants. La république de Côte d'Iv oire est le meilleur débouché pour l'écoulement des productions aviaires de la région des Cascades.…”

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Pratiques de l\'aviculture traditionnelle par les différents groupes ethniques de la région des cascades au Burkina Faso

Hein¹,

Diarra²,

Drabo³

et al. 2009

Agronomie Africaine

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Pratiques de l\'aviculture traditionnelle par les différents groupes ethniques de la région des cascades au Burkina Faso

Hein¹,

Diarra²,

Drabo³

et al. 2009

Agronomie Africaine

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“…The buffalo productions systems are widely vary similar to other developing countries, in concurrence with climate, soil and socio economic opportunities in Bangladesh (Saadullah, 2012). Few studies reported the constraints of buffalo, sheep and goat reproduction.…”

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“…Few studies reported the constraints of buffalo, sheep and goat reproduction. They also found that poor productivity of the native buffaloes as a result of poor genetic potential, few input services for the buffalo farmers, inadequate public awareness, insufficiency of feeds and fodder, seasonality behavior of cyclicity were the main contain of buffalo rearing in Bangladesh (Saadullah, 2012;Hamid et al, 2016;Nath, 2021). The good breeding policy to improve genotype of these indigenous buffaloes, sheep and goat through appropriate and continuous research is needed.…”

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Constraints and recommendation for countrywide extension of artificial insemination in buffalo, goat and sheep

Paul,

Biswas,

Rahman

et al. 2024

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Background: The workshop aimed to identify the constraints and way forward to extend the artificial insemination in buffalo, sheep and goat countrywide. Methods: A day long workshop was organized jointly by the Coastal Vet Society Bangladesh (CVS-BD) and Grameen Jano Unnayan Sangstha (GJUS) at Bangladesh Development Society conference hall in Barishal district of Bangladesh. A total of 100 stakeholders in different aspect were joined in this workshop. Results: On the workshop, the constraints were lack of buffalo, sheep and goat breeding policy, recording systems, knowledge about the high-yielding breed, scarcity of quality feed, fodder and pasture land, lack of technical skills in reproduction and production personal, no or limited facilities to breed improvement technologies, lack of breeding infrastructure, non-availability of proven sire, no coordination among farmers, researchers, public and private organization, universities as well as other beneficiaries. The recommendations to overcome those constraints were to build up and strengthening the breeding policies and infrastructure, continuous up-gradation of native breed by high yielding breeds or varieties, adopted with assisted reproductive technologies, frequently advertise the beneficial aspects of buffalo milk and meat, development of manpower by technical training, national and international collaboration should be strengthened, private investment should be encouraged and alternative feed supply is needed to warrant. Conclusion: It is concluded that an initiative through public and private partnership or collaboration is needed to extent the artificial insemination program in buffalo, sheep and goat countrywide.

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“…Rations were modified for previous years according to variations in historical FAO feed allocation and the gradual increasing share of oil crops (mainly soy products) over the years. For backyard systems, swill, residues and fibrous products were considered as the basis for pig feed for all regions based on a literature review (Saadullah and Saad 2000, Lemke et al 2006, Kjos et al 2010Phengsavanh et al 2010. Data on feed allocation by FAOSTAT was also used to define the inclusion of other ingredients.…”

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Future global pig production systems according to the Shared Socioeconomic Pathways

Lassaletta

Estellés

Beusen

et al. 2019

Science of The Total Environment

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Global pork production has increased fourfold over the last 50 years and is expected to continue growing during the next three decades. This may have considerable implications for feed use, land requirements, and nitrogen emissions. To analyze the development of the pig production sector at the scale of world regions, we developed the IMAGE-Pig model to describe changes in feed demand, feed conversion ratios (FCRs), nitrogen use efficiency (NUE) and nitrogen excretion for backyard, intermediate and intensive systems during the past few decades as a basis to explore future scenarios. For each region and production system, total production, productive characteristics and dietary compositions were defined for the 1970-2005 period. The model shows that, despite the improvement of FCRs during the 1970-2005 period has reduced the feed use per kg of product, total feed demand has increased by a factor of two (from 229 to 471 Tg DM) due to the growing pork production. The increase of nitrogen use efficiency was slower than the improvement of FCRs due to increasing protein content in the feed rations. As a result, total N excretion increased by more than a factor of two in the 1970-2005 period (from 4.6 to 11.1 Tg N/y). For the period up to 2050, the Shared Socio-economic Pathways (SSPs) provide information on levels of human consumption, technical development and environmental awareness. The sustainability of pig production systems for the coming decades will be based not only on the expected efficiency improvements at the level of animal breeds, but also on four additional pillars: (i) use of alternative feed sources not competing with human food, (ii) reduction of the crude protein content in rations, (iii) the proper use of slurries as fertilizers through coupling of crop and livestock production and (iv) moderation of the human pork consumption.

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Monogastric Animal Production Systems in Small Farms in Tropical Countries - Review -

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Pratiques de l\'aviculture traditionnelle par les différents groupes ethniques de la région des cascades au Burkina Faso

Pratiques de l\'aviculture traditionnelle par les différents groupes ethniques de la région des cascades au Burkina Faso

Constraints and recommendation for countrywide extension of artificial insemination in buffalo, goat and sheep

Future global pig production systems according to the Shared Socioeconomic Pathways

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