Designing community-based breeding strategies for indigenous sheep breeds of smallholders in Ethiopia: The case of Bonga breeds
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Presented by Kifle Belachew at the ICARDA-ILRI-BOKU project workshop on Designing community-based breeding strategies for indigenous sheep breeds of smallholders in Ethiopia, Addis Ababa, October 29, 2010.
Designing community-based breeding strategies for indigenous sheep breeds of smallholders in Ethiopia: The case of Bonga breeds
Designing Community-Based B reeding Strategies for Indigenous Sheep Breeds of Smallholders in Ethiopia The case of Bonga Breeds Presented by Kifle Belachew at the ICARDA-ILRI-BOKU project workshop on Designing community-based breeding strategies for indigenous sheep breeds of smallholders in Ethiopia, Addis Ababa, October 29, 2010. (Bonga Research Center, SARI)
Characteristics of Bonga sheep Sheep type - Meat type Coat color -Light and Dark red Tail type – Commonly long thin and fat Average body weight at farmers level Birth weight 3 kg Weaning weight M 18 kg F 14 kg Weight at 6 month M 25 kg F 20 Mature body weight M 40 F 35 Birth type – Commonly twin birth Distribution is all areas of south west Ethio