Ruminant production in the dry subtropics : constraints and potentials : proceedings of the international symposium on the constraints and possibilities of ruminant production in the dry subtropics

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1989
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Introduction
The Status of Animal Production Research and Development in Egypt
Environmental Constraints on Animal Productivity
Availability and Utilization of Feed Resources with Special Reference to Middle East
Systemes D’Elevage et Utilisation De L’Espace Dans le Bassin Mediterraneen
Intensive Dairy Cattle Production Systems in North Africa: Constraints and Limits
Small Ruminant Production
Intensive Beef Production
Dairy Production in Reclaimed Areas in Egypt
Analysis of the Systems in Process of Intensification of Goat Production in the Region of Murcia. Technical-Economic Results
The Utilization of Atriplex Nummularia By Goats and Sheep in Sinai
Effect of Feeding Some Agro-Industrial By-Products on Body Composition and Physiological Parameters of Fat-Tailed Sheep.
Mortality in New-Born Calves in Relation to Thermal Reactions
Effect of Rift Valley Fever Virus (Rvfv) on Pregnant and Non Pregnant Local Barki Ewes after Artificial Infection
Modern Advances in Animal Production Techniques and their Application in the Mediterranean Basin
The Potential of Crossbreeding Between Native and European Breeds for Dairy Production
The Potential of Cattle Population - a Slaughter Test on Baladi and its Crosses
The Potential of Dairy and Prolific Sheep Population in the Mediterranean Basin
The Potential of the Mediterranean Goat Populations with Special Reference to Mediterranean and Aegean Parts of Turkey
Utilization of Native Small Ruminant Breeds
Repeatability and Heritability of Some Reproduction Tratts in Ossimi and Rahmani Sheep
Culling and Lactation Performance in Brown Swiss and Crossbred Cattle in Egypt
Breeding Efficiency and Milk Production of Brown Swiss and Friesian Cattle in Egypt
Milk Yield in Two Herds of Egyptian Buffaloes in Different Locations
Productive and Reproductive Performance of Holstein and European Friesian Cattle in Tunisia
Is Creatinine a Good Indicator for Meat Production in Fat-Tailed Sheep?
A New Potential Roughage Source for Ruminants in Egypt: Processing and Utilization of Water Hyacinth as hay or Silage
Milk Production of Heat-Stressed Friesian Cows and its Improvement in the Subtropics
Management, Health and Production for Smallholders
Large-Scale Operations with Special Reference to Dairy Cattle
Reproductive Patterns and Management in the Buffalo
Influences of Hot Climate and Spray Cooling on Daily Body Gain and Thyroxine and Cortisol Levels of Friesian Calves
Supplementation of Heat-Stressed Friesian Cows with Urea and Mineral Mixture and its Effect on Milk Production in the Subtropics
Physiological Responses of Different Breeds of Goats to Water Deprivation and Muscular Activity Under Desert Conditions
Preliminary Observations on the Effect of Water and Feed Deprivation on Nutrient Utilization in Camels Offered Fresh or Saline Water
Physiological Responses in Camels, Sheep and Goats Under Hydrated and Dehydrated Conditions
Effect of Suckling Period on Post-Partum Ovarian Activity in Local Rahmani Ewes
A Strategy for Animal Nutrition in the Subtropics
Nutrition of the Ewe in the Dry Sub-Tropics
Goat Nutrition and its Particularities in the Dry Subtropics
The Nutrition of Egyptian Water Buffaloes from Birth to Milk and Meat Production
L’Alimentation des Chevaux et des Dromadaires
Conserving and Upgrading the Nutritive Value of Whole-Crop Silage with Urea as an Ammonia Precursor
The Nutrition Value of Leucaena Leucocephala
In Vitro and in Situ Evaluation of three Different Poultry Litters and their Mixtures with Corn or Hay
The Nutrition of Arabian Camels Under Controlled Management
Feeding Friesian Growing Steers on Different Levels of Napier Grass with its Effect on Gain, Feed Efficiency and Dressing Percentage
Supplementation of Molassed Naoh-Treated Sugarcaen Bagasse with Two Different Protein Sources
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Publisher:
Wageningen Academic
Language:
English
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004683471

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