Smallholder farmers in Ethiopia used improved chicken breeds and management practices promoted by SAPLING

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Citation

Deribe, G.T., Getnet, Z., Ararsa, B., Fasil, G., Mulugeta, Y., Kumlachew, G., Mekonnen, G., Tsion, Y., Wondmeneh, E. and Tadelle, D. 2024. Smallholder farmers in Ethiopia used improved chicken breeds and management practices promoted by SAPLING. Brief: SAPLING Outcome Series. Nairobi, Kenya: ILRI.

Authors

  • Deribe, Gemiyo Talore
  • Getnet, Zeleke
  • Ararsa, Bogale
  • Fasil, Getachew
  • Mulugeta, Yitayih
  • Kumlachew, Geremew
  • Mekonnen, Girma
  • Tsion, Yemane
  • Wondmeneh, Esatu
  • Tadelle, Dessie

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