2006
DOI: 10.4314/bahpa.v54i1.32730
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Structure des troupeaux et conduite de l'Elevage bovin periurbain de Ngaoundere au Cameroun<BR><BR> Structure of herds and peri-urban cattle management in Ngaoundere, Cameroon

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“…This has previously been reported in the peri-urban zone of Ngaoundere. Also, herd size range in this study was in agreement with the earlier findings in the region (Mingoas et al, 2006), while the observed male:female ratio differed from those in South Africa (Schwalbach et al, 2001), where females constituted the largest group in herds.…”
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confidence: 92%
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“…This has previously been reported in the peri-urban zone of Ngaoundere. Also, herd size range in this study was in agreement with the earlier findings in the region (Mingoas et al, 2006), while the observed male:female ratio differed from those in South Africa (Schwalbach et al, 2001), where females constituted the largest group in herds.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 92%
“…Mean calving to conception interval of 268 days has been reported in Gudali zebu (Messine et al, 2007b). Calves mortality rates are above 50% in the peri-urban area of Ngaoundere in Adamawa plateau of Cameroon (Mingoas et al, 2006). These poor performances could be due to a number of constraints among which diseases such as trypanosomosis (Mbahin et al, 2006) and socioeconomic characteristics of livestock breeders.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La prévalence estimée avec la coproscopie (6 %) était bien inférieure à celle estimée par examen de la bile (33 %) ; la sensibilité de la coproscopie était donc de 18 % par rapport à l'examen de la bile. Elle était cependant comparable à celles rapportées par Youssao et Assogba (2002) dans la vallée du fleuve Niger (prévalence de 11 %), et par Mingoas et al (2006) à Ngaoundéré au Nord Cameroun (prévalence de 8 %).…”
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“…L'effectif des petits ruminants au Cameroun est estimé à 7 millions de têtes dont 3,8 millions de caprins et 3,2 millions d'ovins (Minepia, 2013). D'élevage apparemment marginal, les petits ruminants représentent cependant un capital économique de valeur dont l'importance se mesure au nombre d'animaux mis en vente chaque année dans les marchés (Mingoas, 2006).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified