Livestock diversification patterns among households and their implications on poverty and resource use: a case study from a Kerio river basin community

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byInternational Livestock Research Institute

Citation

Miyuki, I. 2007. Livestock diversification patterns among households and their implications on poverty and resource use: a case study from a Kerio river basin community. LUCID Working Paper, no. 51. Nairobi (Kenya): ILRI

Authors

  • Miyuki, I.

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