Technical and economic study of three methods of reproduction in Sahel sheep at Dahra, Senegal

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byInternational Livestock Centre for Africa

Abstract

Presents results of a technical and economic study of three methods of reproduction in Sahel sheep at Dahra, Senegal. Compares the different modern technologies with natural breeding to find out the profitability of increased reproductive rates.

Authors

  • Sow, R.S.
  • Diallo, I.
  • Ndiage, K.
  • Ngom, A.

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