Mixed livestock production
Serdar Yener, H. Mansour, Fatin Cedden
Abstract
Serdar Yener, H. Mansour, Fatin Cedden
Abstract
The common characteristics of mixed livestock farms in Egypt, Tunisia and Turkey are that they are small both in land area and animal numbers. In Egypt 61 % of small farms keep both cows and buffaloes. In Turkey 75 % of the farms raise both cattle and small ruminants, the majority of the latter being sheep. In Tunisia 71 % of the cattle and 66 % of the sheep population are in farms smaller than 100 ha. The proportions of exotic cattle in the aforementioned countries are 3.9 %, 40 % and 15.7 % respectively in the total cattle population.
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The common characteristics of mixed livestock farms in Egypt, Tunisia and Turkey are that they are small both in land area and animal numbers. In Egypt 61 % of small farms keep both cows and buffaloes. In Turkey 75 % of the farms raise both cattle and small ruminants, the majority of the latter being sheep. In Tunisia 71 % of the cattle and 66 % of the sheep population are in farms smaller than 100 ha. The proportions of exotic cattle in the aforementioned countries are 3.9 %, 40 % and 15.7 % respectively in the total cattle population.
Key concepts: Livestock, Geography, Population, Animal production, Production (economics), Agroforestry, Veterinary medicine, Biology