Gender power in Kenyan dairy: Cows, commodities, and commercializationPublished2018StatusOpen AccessLanguageenCountriesKenyaILRI ProgramsSustainable livestock systemsJournal Articlehttps://hdl.handle.net/10568/93226CitationTavenner, K. and Crane, T.A. 2018. Gender power in Kenyan dairy: Cows, commodities, and commercialization. Agriculture and Human ValuesTagsdairyinggenderlivestockwomen
Blog PostPublished2019FeedLink – to link fodder surplus-deficit regionsanimal feedingcrop-livestockcropsfeedsforageslivestock
Blog PostPublished2019On-farm Feed Advisor Toolanimal feedingextensionfeedsinnovation systemslivestock
Conference PaperPublished2019Use of Near Infra Red Reflectance Spectroscopy (NIRS) to profile fatty acids of feeds and foragesanimal feedingcrop-livestockcropsfeedsforageslivestock
CompletedNov 2016Sep 2019Improving handling practices and microbiological safety of milk and milk products in Borana pastoral communities, EthiopiaBorana is a pastoral area in southern Ethiopia where milk is a common food. A recent study involving participatory qualitative investigation on the topic focused on four village administrations of the Yabello district in the Borana zone. Microbiological assessment was carried out along different...food safetydairyinghealthanimal products
ActiveSep 2017Dec 2019Facilitating Value Addition and Processing in the Context of the Cassava, Maize, Banana, Vegetable and Livestock Value Chains(PRODEMA) Activities to support the Milk Value ChainThis phase of the Project (PRODEMA II) is concerned with value addition, developing markets, demonstration and upscaling of new technologies for dairy, cassava, banana, fruits and vegetables and improving human nutrition along these value chains.marketsdairyingvalue chains
ActiveJan 2019Dec 2022Rwanda Dairy Development Project is implemented by Government of Rwanda under a loan from IFAD. This technical assistance project aims to support improved feeding of dairy cattle across project sitesAims to provide livestock technical support including use of ration balancing approaches, feed-supply demand work and the use of other prioritization tools including SoFT to the Rwanda dairy development projectdairyinglivestock
