Livestock Genetics Flagship: Initial ideas for integrated core project
Livestock Genetics Flagship: Initial
ideas for Integrated Core Project
Karen Marshall, ILRI
Livestock CRP Priority Countries Planning Meeting
26 – 27 March 2019
Nairobi, Kenya
Genetics Flagship Activity Clusters
Development of strategies on AnGR use
Improved breeds of livestock
Multiplication and delivery systems
Policy and institutional support
Small Ruminants in EthiopiaAynalem Haile + Mourad Rekik, Tesfaye Getachew
Support to on-going community based breeding programs for small
ruminants in Ethiopia, including on dissemination of improved genetics
Best-bet interventions, as part of integrated
approach:
– Supporting dissemination of improved
genetics from CBBPs via strengthening
synchronization and artificial insemination
schemes, in collaboration with local
partners
– Capacitate private small ruminant AI
enterprises and NAGI through trainings
– Institutionalize certification of improved
rams and bucks
https://www.icarda.org/update/ethiopia-community-
based-breeding-genetic-improvement-sheep-and-goats
Dairy Cattle in TanzaniaOkeyo Mwai / Julie Ojango + Raphael Mrode, Karen Marshall
Support to ongoing dairy cattle genetic improvement program in
Tanzania, (African Dairy Genetics Gain program national breeding
program; Land O’Lakes for artificial insemination).
Best-bet interventions, as part of integrated approach:
- Ensuring milk quality (fat, protein, etc.) is included as
part of the breeding program objectives
- Strengthening the germplasm value chain including
enactments of existing policies
- Capacity building on optimizing livelihood benefit from
the products of genetic improvementhttp://sibagropribor.ru/en/catalog/
milk-quality-analyzers/laktan-900/
Pigs in UgandaUganda: Best-bet interventions, as part of integrated approach:
Artificial insemination – supporting scaling activities, including
linkage to private pig genetic improvement companies
Linking suppliers of improved pig genetics with those who desire it
(IT technology)
Karen Marshall
Support to ensuring improved pig
genetics is accessible and affordable in
Uganda, linking to national pig genetic
improvement program currently in
early development (Uganda Pig
Genetics project)
https://www.monitor.co.ug/Magazines/Farming/
689860-1026458-9sntvdz/index.html
Beef / systems in Vietnam
Karen Marshall + ?????
Has been hard to implement
sustainable genetic improvement
programs in the highlands of Vietnam
(Uplands project)
Ideally would link with / strengthen
ongoing genetic improvement
programs in Vietnam that are supplying
improved genetics into our sites
Interventions to improve AI success
rates?
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Animal Genetics Flagship of the L CRP – brief, contextual, and because it highlights a major piece of work that I did
To promote or develop superior genetics that fit the needs and preferences of women and men livestock keepers, other actors within the livestock value chain or system, and consumers, both now and in the future.
Animal Genetics Flagship of the L CRP – brief, contextual, and because it highlights a major piece of work that I did
To promote or develop superior genetics that fit the needs and preferences of women and men livestock keepers, other actors within the livestock value chain or system, and consumers, both now and in the future.