Accelerating genetic improvement in emerging smallholder dairy systems through fixed-time and conventional artificial insemination technologies: organizational and operational experiences from Kenya

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Mwai, O.A., Tsuma,V., Owino, J.O., Ochieng, L. and Rao, E.J.O. 2020. Accelerating genetic improvement in emerging smallholder dairy systems through fixed-time and conventional artificial insemination technologies: organizational and operational experiences from Kenya. ILRI Project Report. Nairobi, Kenya: ILRI.

Authors

  • Okeyo Mwai, Ally
  • Tsuma, V.
  • Owino, J.O.
  • Ochieng, Laurence
  • Rao, E.J.O.

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