A study of Masai herds on Elangata Wuas group ranch in Kajiado district, Kenya

Working Paper
Published on
byInternational Livestock Centre for Africa

Abstract

Survey results rel. to Masai herds on Elangata Wuas group ranch, particularly showing body measurements and live weights of zebu and crossbred cattle, herd structure, calving rates, preweaning mortality and grazing behaviour of cattle, sheep and goats.

Authors

  • Semenye, P.P.

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