2008
DOI: 10.1590/s1516-35982008000400025
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Characteristics of the dairy goat primary sector at the Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil

Abstract: -A survey was done based on 19 goat shepherds at counties of Centre-highlands, Northern and North-western regions of the Rio de Janeiro State and at the county of Pedra Dourada, Zona da Mata region, State of Minas Gerais. We aimed to characterise the primary sector of the goat milk production chain settled at those regions. Therefore, questionnaires were applied in order to depict profiles of the shepherds, their families, the role of the wife in the activity, the resources available, dependence on income gene… Show more

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“…Otherwise, smaller time-trend effects jeopardise inferences regarding asymptotic estimates at maturity (Strathe et al 2010). The definition of the asymptotic growth phase is crucial to establish the weight and its variability at maturity, particularly for vertical production systems that host breeding categories such as replacement doelings, as is the case in some goat dairying systems (Morand-Fehr & Sauvant 1988;Santos Júnior et al 2008;Vieira et al 2009). The sexual condition (Strathe et al 2010) and breed (Regadas Filho et al 2014) are additional determinant effects of growth trajectories.…”
Section: (2014) ‡mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Otherwise, smaller time-trend effects jeopardise inferences regarding asymptotic estimates at maturity (Strathe et al 2010). The definition of the asymptotic growth phase is crucial to establish the weight and its variability at maturity, particularly for vertical production systems that host breeding categories such as replacement doelings, as is the case in some goat dairying systems (Morand-Fehr & Sauvant 1988;Santos Júnior et al 2008;Vieira et al 2009). The sexual condition (Strathe et al 2010) and breed (Regadas Filho et al 2014) are additional determinant effects of growth trajectories.…”
Section: (2014) ‡mentioning
confidence: 99%