Table 1 |
A classification of small ruminant production
types and systems in
sub-Saharan Africa |
Table 2 |
Characteristics of small ruminant production systems in West Africa |
Table 3
|
Small ruminant production systems in Cote
d'Ivoire |
Table 4 |
Ecology and management of goats and sheep in semi-arid Africa |
Table 5 |
Biophysical characteristics and livestock ownership patterns in highland
central Africa |
Table 6 |
Ownership patterns of sheep and goats in the agro-pastoral area in central Mali |
Table 7 |
Patterns of small ruminant ownership in the humid zone of south-west Nigeria |
Table 8 |
Livestock ownership in agro-pastoral and pastoral
societies in Kenya and Chad |
Table 9 |
Flock structures in relation to management objectives (as per cent of
animals) |
Table 10 |
Stratification of Macina flocks in
Mali, with demographic characteristics of each |
Table 11 |
Contribution of different fodder sources (per cent) to the diet of domestic herbivores in Kenya |
Table 12 |
Time (per cent) spent on different fodder
sources by three domestic
species in central Mali |
Table 13 |
Seasonal
contribution to human milk supply by
different livestock species in Turkana,
northern Kenya |
Table 14 |
Productivity indices for different livestock
species in
Mali |
Table 15 |
Ratios of variation (maximum:minimum) of
productivity indices for
three domestic species in Mali |
Table 16 |
Effects of drought on livestock in a Masai
agro-pastoral
system at Loitokitok, Kenya |
Table 17 |
Contribution
of cattle, goats and sheep to recorded slaughterin four Sahel countries before and
after a drought (per cent of '000 TLUs) |
Table 18 |
Areas of distribution and production
aptitudes of some African goat types |
Table 19 |
Areas of distribution and production
aptitudes of some African sheep types |
Table 20 |
Goat flock size distribution in Botswana |
Table 21 |
Goat flock structure and breeding status from
160 multiple
owner flocks in Swaziland |
Table 22 |
Body measurements and body mass of female Landim
goats |
Table 23 |
Monthly average body weights of male and
female Nubian kids weaned at 10 weeks and fed a 29.8 per cent crude protein concentrate
ad lib from 4 weeks |
Table 24 |
Morphological characteristics of West African Long-legged goats |
Table 25 |
Owners' recall data of litter sizes of Sahel goats: in central Mali |
Table 26 |
Age
(months) and reproductive history of Fulani (Voltaïque)
goats in Burkina Faso |
Table 27 |
Weight changes (maximum and minimum averaged
for 6 years) by sex and age in central Mali an goats expressed
as percentages of
mean annual weight |
Table 28 |
Reproductive data established from owner
recall in 116 flocks of sedentary Red Sokoto goats in Kaduna state, northern Nigeria |
Table 29 |
Weights (kg) at early age of
Sokoto goats at Maradi research centre in
1986 |
Table 30 |
Small
ruminant flock sizes in various agro-ecological zones on the Kenya coast |
Table 31 |
Birth weights (kg) of Malawi kids under
various management systems |
Table 32 |
Distribution and importance of the West
African Dwarf goat |
Table 33 |
Weights at specific ages of West African
Dwarf goats in a southern
Senegal traditional system as affected by different
variables (n=933 animals at 1 month) |
Table 34 |
Some components of productivity of Sudan
Desert sheep at El Huda, Sudan |
Table 35 |
Lambing data for 24 flocks of sedentary sheep
in central Mali |
Table 36 |
Comparative weights of Moutons de Case and
extensively reared sheep in central Mali |
Table 37 |
Reproductive careers based on owner recall in
Touareg sheep
in the Gourma of Mali |
Table 38 |
Reproductive data established from owner
recall in 106 flocks of sedentory Yankasa sheep in Kaduna state, northern Nigeria |
Table 39 |
Weights (kg) of Mossi sheep at You, Burkina
Faso, as affected
by some environmental variables |
Table 40 |
Milk yields of Vogan ewes in
Togo |
Table 41 |
Multiple births by Djallonké ewes in various
West African
countries |
Table 42 |
Birth weights (kg) of Djallonké sheep from
various countries
and as affected by a number of variables |
Table 43 |
Production traits of Ethiopia sheep types
under station management |
Table 44 |
Sheep flock structure (per cent of 547
animals) on a Masai group
ranch in south-central Kenya |
Table 45 |
Weights (kg) of East African Blackhead and
lambs at Mbarara, Uganda |
Table 46 |
Reproductive data
established from owner recall in traditional flocks of long-fat-tailed sheep in
Rwanda, Burundi and Zaire |
Table 47 |
Birth weights (kg) of
Burundi long-fat-tailed sheep |
Table 48 |
Carcass composition of
castrate and female Tswana sheep |
Table 49 |
Body measurement and body mass of female Landim sheep |
Table 50 |
Weights
(kg) at various ages of Blackhead sheep in a central
Somalia traditional system |