Blar i Faculty of Biosciences (BioVit) på forfatter "Eik, Lars Olav"
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Climate change resilience through enhanced reproduction and lactation performance in Malawian Zebu cattle
Bhatti, Muhammad Azher (Master thesis, 2016)Malawi is one of the most vulnerable countries to climate change in the world, and the site of our investigation, Bolero EPA (Extension Planning Area), Rumphi District, is particularly exposed. Climate change lead to a ... -
Effect of bypass protein on growth performance of Khari goats in Nepal
K C, Dipendra (Master thesis, 2016-06-06)The bypass protein feeding study was carried out using twenty-four seven months old Khari goat kids at Sarasawati goat farm, Naubise, Dhading, from June to October, 2014. Goats were grouped randomly in three complete blocks ... -
Mohairgeit i Norge – muligheter og utfordringer for fremtiden
Munz, Ingvild (Master thesis, 2021)Kulturlandskapet i Norge er i sterk gjengroing. Geiter har et annet beitemønster enn sau og storfe, som er mer egnet til å åpne opp gjengrodde områder. I dag er melkegeiter de vanligste geitene i Norge. Siden markedet for ... -
Nutritional and anti-nutritional quality of range vegetation in southern Ethiopia and supplementary values of selected browse leaves to goats
Woldemariam, Aster Abebe (PhD Thesis;2010:51, Doctoral thesis, 2010)Livestock are reared in all agroecological zones of Ethiopia under various production systems. Goats, although found in all agroecological zones, are popular in the drier environments since they adapt well in harsh condition ... -
Strategies for improving dairy goat kid rearing systems for milk and meat production in Norway, Tanzania and milk utilization in Malawi
Chigwa, Fanny Chimwem (PhD Thesis;2011:50, Doctoral thesis, 2011)Kid rearing strategies are a key to continuous supply of milk to Dairies and reduction of kid rearing cost that will also optimize farmer’s income by increasing by-products and maintaining the beautiful cultural landscape ... -
Strategies for improving productivity of small ruminants in Tanzania
Safari, John Godfrey (PhD Thesis;2010:52, Doctoral thesis, 2010)This thesis presents three areas of emphasis, all related to feeds, feeding and performance of small ruminants. The first area (Paper I) focuses on seasonality and its effect on chemical composition of forage species most ...