West African Dwarf Goat milk production and composition under semi intensive management in Cameroon during the dry season
The production potential of the West African Dwarf Goat (WADG) in Cameroon in the Central African sub‐region is very low,because of lack of proper nutrition (Pamo et al.,2006).Grass and crop residues which form the basis of their diet particularly during the dry season have very low nitrogen and fibre content.Supplementation of these roughages is a promising way of alleviating nutrient deficiencies.Different types of supplementary feeding have been advocated to boost goat production ( Leng,2003 ) of which supplementing with leguminous tree leaves has high merit.The present study was undertaken to evaluate the effects of supplementary feeding of C.calothy rsus and L.leucocephala leaves on milk production and composition of WADG.
Calliandra calothy rsus Leucaena leucocephala milk production West African Dwarf Goat
B.Boukila E.Tedonkeng Pamo F.A.Fonteh F.Tendonkeng
I.N.S.A.B.,Universitédes Sciences et Techniques de M asuku,B.P.941.Gabon Dept.of Animal Prod.,FA SA,University of Dschang.P.O.Box.:222 Dschang
国际会议
呼和浩特
英文
2008-06-29（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）