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Increasing the productivity of indigenous goat production systems through participatory research in ethno-veterinary medicine: a case study from India.

C. Conroy, Yashasvi Thakur

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collaborating in a research project, funded by DFID’s Livestock Production Programme, to identify and address feed-related constraints affecting goat production in semi-arid India. The project has been working in various regions, including Dharwad district, Karnataka. In the Karnataka project area high kid mortality during the rainy season was identified by goat-keepers as their main problem, and the project conducted trials in three villages in 2000 (Trial 1) and 2001(Trial 2) to

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Key concepts: Livestock, Indigenous, Productivity, Socioeconomics, Wet season, Livelihood, Geography, Veterinary medicine