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Alley farming for improving small ruminant productivity in West Africa: ILRI's experiences

Jabbar, Mohammad A.; Larbi, A; Reynolds, L - International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI), … - 1996

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DEMAND FOR DAIRY PRODUCTIS AMONG THE INDIGENOUS POPULATION OF SOUTHERN NIGERIA

Jabbar, Mohammad A.; Domenico, di; M, C - International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI), … - 1993

A survey was conducted of 982 indigenous households in Southern Nigeria between October 1988 and March 1989. Results …

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BUYER PREFERENCES FOR SHEEP AND GOATS IN SOUTHERN NIGERIA: A HEDONIC PRICE ANALYSIS

Jabbar, Mohammad A. - International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI), … - 1998

A survey of two rural markets in southwest Nigeria over 14 months showed that supplies, sales and prices of sheep and …

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NUTRITIONAL AND ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF LEUCAENA AND GLIRICIDIA AS FEED SUPPLEMENTS FOR SMALL RUMINANTS IN HUMID WEST AFRICA

Jabbar, Mohammad A.; Reynolds, L; Larbi, A; Smith, J W - International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI), … - 1997

Considering leguminous trees Leucauena and Gliricidia as good sources of quality food, on-station and on-farm studies were conducted in the humid zone of West Africa to establish animal responses to levels, times and forms of browse supplementation, to develop alternative feeding strategies for...

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Factors affecting farm specific production effieciency in the savanah zones of West Africa

Okike, I O; Jabbar, Mohammad A.; Manyong, Victor M.; … - International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI), … - 2004

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Ecological and Socio-economic Factors Affecting Agricultural Intensification in the West African Savannas: Evidence from Northern Nigeria

Okike, I O; Jabbar, Mohammad A.; Manyong, Victor M.; … - International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI), … - 2005

intensification and crop-livestock interaction. Analyses of a survey involving farming households in Nigeria confirm the hypothesis …

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SEDENTARISATION OF CATTLE FARMERS IN THE DERIVED SAVANNAH REGION OF SOUTH-WEST NIGERIA: RESULTRS OF A SURVEY

Jabbar, Mohammad A.; Reynolds, L; Francis, P - International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI), … - 1995

savannah zone of south-west Nigeria. The results, based on a survey of 66 randomly-selected cattle owners, indicate an on …

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Crop-livestock competition in the west African derived savanah: Application of a multi-objective programming model

Okoruwa, V.; Jabbar, Mohammad A.; Akinwumi, J.A. - International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI), … - 1996

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FARMER PREFERENCES AND MARKET VALUES OF CATTLE BREEDS OF WEST AND CENTRAL AFRICA

Jabbar, Mohammad A.; Swallow, B. M.; d'Iteren, G.; … - International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI), … - 1998

quality feed. A study was undertaken in the derived savanna area of southwest Nigeria to determine the prospects for … southern Nigeria. An analysis of farmers’ breeding practices and breed preferences confirmed a strong trend away from Muturu … other areas of West Africa, such as southeast Nigeria, where the Muturu is better suited to the farming systems and there is …

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Land Tenure and the Potential for the Adoption of Alley Farming in West Africa

Lawry, S; Steinberger, D; Jabbar, Mohammad A. - International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI), … - 1994

Alley farming was developed as a means of maintaining soil fertility in fields under permanent cultivation in Africa, as population pressure makes the traditional practice of slash-and-burn combined with fallowing unsustainable. It is an agroforestry system under which food crops are grown in...

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