2020
DOI: 10.51791/njap.v47i5.1277
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Herd simulation model of muturu cattle under sedentary pastoral farming in derived savannah, Southeast, Nigeria

Abstract: Herd simulation model was adopted to assess the productivity of Muturu cattle under sedentary pastoral system within southeast, Nigeria. The model involved biomass and other productivity investigations of the Muturu herds on field-gazed and stall-fed management within the wet and dry season period. Biological entities of Muturu herds from 500 Muturu cattle holders (MCH) and Non-Pastoral holders (NPH) surveyed from year 2010 to 2019 were studied. The sedentary production system was simulated and statistically a… Show more

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“…Jabbar et al (1997) reported that 80%, 14% and 5% of livestock owned by farmers were inherited or born from animals inherited, raised and purchased respectively. Nweze and Otuma (2020) report that muturu herdsmen source 5% of their herds through purchasing and non-rather farmers source 60% of their herds through donation/rental agreements.…”
Section: Distribution Of Source Of Muturumentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Jabbar et al (1997) reported that 80%, 14% and 5% of livestock owned by farmers were inherited or born from animals inherited, raised and purchased respectively. Nweze and Otuma (2020) report that muturu herdsmen source 5% of their herds through purchasing and non-rather farmers source 60% of their herds through donation/rental agreements.…”
Section: Distribution Of Source Of Muturumentioning
confidence: 99%