The yak
Proceedings of the International Workshop on Draft Animal Power (DAP) to increase farming efficiency and sustainability
Tropical animal feeding: a manual for research workers
Supply of livestock products to rapidly expanding urban populations
Produced jointly by the FAO Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific and the FAO Regional Project "Conservation and use of animal genetic resources in Asia and the Pacific", this publication is in the first comprehensive English-language document to cover all aspects of the yak, including its husbandry.
ISBN 974-674-005-9
Papers presented at the Dap workshop, held in Khon Kaen, Thailand, in February 1995, by international specialists in the field are collected here, highlighting the various important aspects of draught animal power that may enhance the production efficiency of farming systems.
International Workshop on Draft Animal Power (DAP) to increase farming efficiency and sustainability
FAO Animal Production and Health Paper, 126
ISBN 95-5-103758-2
This second edition of the manual published by FAO in 1986 as Animal Production and Health Paper No. 50/2 is the product of extensive revision and updating. It will no doubt serve as an essential reference for all those engaged in livestock research and development in developing countries.
Tropical animal feeding: a manual for research workers
This volume contains the proceedings of the joint FAO, World Association of Animal Production (WAAP) and Korean Society of Animal Science (KSAS) international symposium held in Seoul, the Republic of Koreda, in May 1995. An executive summary of papers presented at the symposium, as well as discussions, conclusions and recommendations of working groups that were convened to consider strategies and policies, is also included.
Supply of livestock products to rapidly expanding urban populationss
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