Net benefits of smallholder dairy cattle farms in Senegal can be significantly increased through the use of better dairy cattle breeds and improved management practices

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byAmerican Dairy Science Association

Citation

Marshall, K., Salmon, G.R., Tebug, S., Juga, J., MacLeod, M., Poole, J., Baltenweck, I. and Missohou, A. 2020. Net benefits of smallholder dairy cattle farms in Senegal can be significantly increased through the use of better dairy cattle breeds and improved management practices. Journal of Dairy Science 103(9):8197-8217.

Authors

  • Marshall, Karen
  • Salmon, Gareth R.
  • Tebug, Stanly Fon
  • Juga, J.
  • MacLeod, M.
  • Poole, Elizabeth J.
  • Baltenweck, Isabelle
  • Missohou, A.

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