tailieunhanh - TOWARDS A LIVESTOCK SECTOR STRATEGY

Butler reported that the net returns from organic production in 1999 were more than twice those from conventional production on dairies of a similar size. However, compared to the state average, returns to organic production were less than for conventional production. The author noted that these returns are specific to conditions in 1999. Organic producers are paid a fixed price per hundredweight (cwt) for organic milk determined by organic creameries that does not vary monthly. In contrast, conventional milk producers are paid a blend price linked to the national dairy product market and can vary significantly. | Report No. 04 001IC-SOM Date 29 April 2004 SOMALIA TOWARDS A LIVESTOCK SECTOR STRATEGY FINAL REPORT FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS INVESTMENT CENTRE DIVISION FAO WORLD BANK COOPERATIVE PROGRAMME THE WORLD BANK EUROPEAN UNION SOMALIA Towards a Livestock Sector Strategy Final Report SOMALIA TOWARDS A LIVESTOCK SECTOR STRATEGY FINAL REPORT Table of Contents Executive Prologue The Vision One .1 1. 2. COUNTRY A. B. C. HUMAN AND 3. SECTOR A. MAIN CHARACTERISTICS AND FEATURES OF THE LIVESTOCK Production Farm Animal Genetic Livestock Numbers and Production and Health and Feed Resources and Animal Water Land Tenure and Land B. DEVELOPMENT OF THE SECTOR SINCE Animal Animal Marketing and Implications in Neighbouring Crosscutting C. TARGET GROUPS beneficiaries and D. INSTITUTIONAL ENVIRONMENT AND IMPACT ON TARGET GROUPS .31 E. DONOR FUNDED AND LOCAL INITIATIVES 1990-2003. .32 The Somalia Aid Coordination Body SACB .32 UN System in World European Panafrican Programme for the Control of Epizootics PACE and Community Based Animal Health Participatory Epidemiology CAPE .35

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• intensify efforts
• measure and regularly
• policy measures
• Small RNAs
• Gene Expression
• Under Abiotic
• Seasonal incidence
• Potato aphid
• Leafhopper and mealybug
• Abiotic factors under foothill conditions
• Major insect pests of potato
• Correlation with abiotic factors
• Plant Cells
• Abiotic Stresses
• Facing the Environment
• Agronomic approaches
• Improve cereal production
• Abiotic stress
• Production in negative way
• Into play a major role
• Major role in agriculture
• Acorus calamus
• Medicinal plant
• Uromyces spp
• Acorus calamus L
• Effect of abiotic factors
• Incidence of rust disease
• Abscission of fruiting structures
• Abiotic factors
• Bt and non Bt cotton
• NPK levels
• Agronomic intervention
• BMC Plant Biology
• Water status
• Vitis vinifera
• Abiotic biotic stress
• Canopy temperature depression
• Chlorophyll fluorescence
• Heat tolerance and yield
• Bread wheat (Triticum aestivum L )
• Heat stress
• Grain yield
• Canopy temperature
• Abiotic conditions
• Elite bread wheat genotypes pertaining
• Fly ash
• Brown plant hopper
• Green leaf hopper
• Stem borer
• Abiotic stress condition
• Plant Biology
• Enzymatic activity
• Gene family
• Thalassiosira pseudonana
• Saccharina japonica
• Drought stresses
• Genome wide analysis
• Sulfotransferase genes
• Transcriptional profiles
• BMC Genomics
• Camellia sinensis
• Cold acclimation
• Delay aging
• Maintain cellular homeostasis
• Abiotic stress response
• Plays pivotal roles
• Brachypodium distachyon
• Phylogenetic analysis
• Genomic analysis
• Described previously
• Domain of unknown function
• Heat shock transcription factors
• Reverse transcription quantitative PCR
• Reactive oxygen species
• Trihelix gene family
• Transcription factor
• Orthology relation
• Expression profile
• Expression analysis
• B BOX gene family
• Metal stresses
• Poaceae plants
• Cultivated alfalfa
• Expression profiles
• MADS box genes
• Non specific lipid transfer proteins
• BMC Genetics
• Sweet potato
• Ipomoea trifida
• Plant hormone
• Auxin plays
• Multidrug resistance
• Auxin transporter genes