Seasonal diets of camels, cattle, sheep, and goats in a common range in eastern Africa

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Abstract

A study on the seasonal diets of camels, cattle, sheep, and goats in a common range in northern Kenya carried to gather information as a basis for better management of the Semi-Arid rangelands of eastern Africa.

Citation

Journal of Range Management;40(1): 76-79

Authors

  • Migongo-Bake, W.
  • Hansen, R.M.

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