The impact of fodder trees on milk production, and income among smallholder dairy farmers in East Africa, and the role of research

The impact of fodder trees on milk production, and income among smallholder dairy farmers in East Africa, and the role of research

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Book 12 of ICRAF occasional paper --

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"The objective of this study is twofold, to demonstrate (1) the effects of fodder shrubs on milk production and their value at the household and regional level and (2) the contribution of research by the World Agroforestry Centre toward strengthening the impact of fodder shrubs"--P. iv.

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