Linking the consumer to the producer: achieving full benefits of small ruminant genetic resources from indigenous sheep

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byInternational Livestock Research Institute

Citation

Omondi, I.A.; Juma, G.; Baltenweck, I.; Drucker, A.; Obare, G.; Ngigi, M.; Zander, K.K. 2007. Linking the consumer to the producer: achieving full benefits of small ruminant genetic resources from indigenous sheep. Paper presented at the second Egerton University Research Week/International Conference, 16-20 July 2007. Nairobi (Kenya): ILRI

Authors

  • Omondi, Immaculate A.
  • Juma, G.
  • Baltenweck, Isabelle
  • Drucker, Adam G.
  • Obare, G.A.
  • Ngigi, M.
  • Zander, K.K.

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