Livestock keeping improves diets in developing countries

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byInternational Livestock Research Institute

Citation

Staal, S. and Wanyoike, F. 2022. Livestock keeping improves diets in developing countries. Evidence of livestock impacts in sustainable development Brief 2. Nairobi, Kenya: ILRI.

Authors

  • Staal, Steven J.
  • Wanyoike, Francis N.

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