Diversidad y estructura genética de una población de cabras criollas negras de tres municipios del estado de Querétaro, México

Silva-Jarquin, Juan Carlos; Andrade-Montemayor, H.; Ávila, Héctor Raymundo Vera; Durán-Aguilar, Marina; Román-Ponce, Sergio Iván; Landi, Vincenzo; Martínez-Martínez, A.; Bermejo, Juan Vicente Delgado; BioGoat, Consorcio

doi:10.22319/rmcp.v10i4.4908

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“…Studies on Creole goats in certain regions of Mexico have demonstrated several advantages of local genotypes over the improved, recently introduced breeds. Tarahumara goats in Chihuahua´s Mountains (3), local goats in the Comarca Lagunera (24), black goats of Querétaro (4), and pastoreña goats in the Mixteca region (39,45,46,47) exemplify these facts. Farmer-participatory evaluation of exotic goat breeds and their crosses with the native Creole goat breeds of the MG region of Mexico, has not yet been reported.…”

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Rescue and participatory conservation of Creole goats in the agro-silvopastoral systems of the Mountains of Guerrero, Mexico

López¹,

Bustamante-González²,

Ramírez-Bribiesca³

et al. 2022

Rev. FCA UNCUYO

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The objective was to implement a participatory process involving rescue and conservation of Creole goats in agro-silvopastoral systems, as a development strategy for the indigenous and marginalized region of the Mountains of Guerrero (MG), Mexico. The study focused on the caprine agroecosystem, documenting aspects of goat development and identifying caprine areas in 13 municipalities, zoometrically characterizing 680 goats. One hundred and ten goat producers were interviewed for evaluating farmer perception of goat production. Fifty-seven producers were trained in holistic management, and four producers raised 300 goats in outstanding herds. Data were analyzed using social networks, principal component analysis and correspondence analysis. Two goat agroecosystems were identified: 1) agro-silvopastoralism, with crossbreeding of goat populations and, 2) traditional systems, involving grazing of Creole goats on native vegetation. We identified three types of goats: 1) Mixteco mosaic (61%), 2), Pastoreña (31.8%), and 3) Crossbreeds (7.2%), based on bicoastal diameter, chest depth, body length, thoracic perimeter, height at withers, shoulder point width and liveweight. Smallholder goat farmers in the MG preferred Creole goats for their greater productivity and better environmental adaptation. Highlights: Farmer-participatory programs to rescue and conserve the Creole goat breed. Goats agro-silvopastoral systems with low resource smallholders. Sustainable utilization of Creole goats. Goat production systems in the Mexican Mountains.

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