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Small ruminant management and feeding with high quality forages in the Caribbean

Por: Hernández Venereo, Ismael.
Colaborador(es): Sánchez, Manuela David | IICA, Santo Domingo (República Dominicana).
Tipo de material: TextoTextoEditor: Santo Domingo, República Dominicana IICA 2014Descripción: 133 páginas pdf.Tema(s): grazing AGRICULTURA | animal production AGRICULTURA | drinkers AGRICULTURA | breeds (animals) AGRICULTURA | stables AGRICULTURA | nest boxes AGRICULTURA | feed dispensers AGRICULTURA | reproduction AGRICULTURA | foraging AGRICULTURA | tropical zones AGRICULTURA | agronomy AGRICULTURA | harvesting AGRICULTURA | shrubs AGRICULTURA | Albizia AGRICULTURA | Clitoria ternatea AGRICULTURA | Neonotonia wightii AGRICULTURA | Morus alba AGRICULTURA | Gliricidia sepium AGRICULTURA | Moringa oleifera AGRICULTURA | Trichechidae AGRICULTURA | Stylosanthes guianensis AGRICULTURA | Arachis pintoi AGRICULTURA | Prosopis juliflora AGRICULTURA | Caribbean AGRICULTURA | rural development | -- República DominicanaRecursos en línea: eng Resumen: The purpose of this publication is to explain the most important management practices and forage resources which can contribute towards sustainable and profitable small ruminant production systems based on local feed resources, mainly high quality forages. In some islands, due to labor and land constraints, small ruminant production would not be longer viable at any significant levels, but in other countries, particularly those with extensive unused land resources, there is a tremendous potential to produce small ruminants, to develop very profitable enterprises and to supply the current and future market demands of the region and beyond.

The purpose of this publication is to explain the most important management practices and forage resources which can contribute towards sustainable and profitable small ruminant production systems based on local feed resources, mainly high quality forages. In some islands, due to labor and land constraints, small ruminant production would not be longer viable at any significant levels, but in other countries, particularly those with extensive unused land resources, there is a tremendous potential to produce small ruminants, to develop very profitable enterprises and to supply the current and future market demands of the region and beyond.

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