Growth and reproductive performance of Fogera cattle breed at Andassa Livestock Research Center

The objective was to evaluate the growth and reproductive performances of Fogera cattle breed at Andassa Livestock Research Center, Ethiopia. The data covers the period from 1992 to 2013 that were collected from farm records of the center. The fixed effects were birth year, season, sex, parity, mating type and dam source. The least squares means and standard errors of birth and weaning weight were 21.4±0.09 and 102±0.77 kg, respectively; whereas age at first service, age at first calving, calving interval and number of service per consumption were 38.9±0.72 month, 51.8±0.72 month, 19.5±0.32 month and 1.17±0.01, respectively. Weaning weight and other reproductive performance traits showed slight up and down trends across the years which indicated fluctuation of management and other husbandry practices at the center. Almost all the non-genetic factors considered in the study had an effect on the production and reproductive performances of the breed.

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Main Authors: Tesfa, A., Kumar, D., Abegaz, Solomon, Mekuriaw, Getinet, Bimerew, T., Kebede, A., Bitew, A., Ferede, Y., Mazengia, H., Tilahun, M.
Format: Journal Article biblioteca
Language:English
Published: 2016-01-30
Subjects:animal breeding, goats,
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/70221
http://lrrd.cipav.org.co/lrrd28/1/tesf28004.htm
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spelling dig-cgspace-10568-702212023-02-15T09:52:38Z Growth and reproductive performance of Fogera cattle breed at Andassa Livestock Research Center Tesfa, A. Kumar, D. Abegaz, Solomon Mekuriaw, Getinet Bimerew, T. Kebede, A. Bitew, A. Ferede, Y. Mazengia, H. Tilahun, M. animal breeding goats The objective was to evaluate the growth and reproductive performances of Fogera cattle breed at Andassa Livestock Research Center, Ethiopia. The data covers the period from 1992 to 2013 that were collected from farm records of the center. The fixed effects were birth year, season, sex, parity, mating type and dam source. The least squares means and standard errors of birth and weaning weight were 21.4±0.09 and 102±0.77 kg, respectively; whereas age at first service, age at first calving, calving interval and number of service per consumption were 38.9±0.72 month, 51.8±0.72 month, 19.5±0.32 month and 1.17±0.01, respectively. Weaning weight and other reproductive performance traits showed slight up and down trends across the years which indicated fluctuation of management and other husbandry practices at the center. Almost all the non-genetic factors considered in the study had an effect on the production and reproductive performances of the breed. 2016-01-30 2016-01-31T19:15:24Z 2016-01-31T19:15:24Z Journal Article Tesfa, A., Kumar, D., Abegaz, S., Mekuriaw, G., Bimerew, T., Kebede, A., Bitew, A., Ferede, Y., Mazengia, H. and Tilahun, M. 2016. Growth and reproductive performance of Fogera cattle breed at Andassa Livestock Research Center. Livestock Research for Rural Development 28(1). 0121-3784 https://hdl.handle.net/10568/70221 http://lrrd.cipav.org.co/lrrd28/1/tesf28004.htm en Open Access Livestock Research for Rural Development
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animal breeding
goats
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Tesfa, A.
Kumar, D.
Abegaz, Solomon
Mekuriaw, Getinet
Bimerew, T.
Kebede, A.
Bitew, A.
Ferede, Y.
Mazengia, H.
Tilahun, M.
Growth and reproductive performance of Fogera cattle breed at Andassa Livestock Research Center
description The objective was to evaluate the growth and reproductive performances of Fogera cattle breed at Andassa Livestock Research Center, Ethiopia. The data covers the period from 1992 to 2013 that were collected from farm records of the center. The fixed effects were birth year, season, sex, parity, mating type and dam source. The least squares means and standard errors of birth and weaning weight were 21.4±0.09 and 102±0.77 kg, respectively; whereas age at first service, age at first calving, calving interval and number of service per consumption were 38.9±0.72 month, 51.8±0.72 month, 19.5±0.32 month and 1.17±0.01, respectively. Weaning weight and other reproductive performance traits showed slight up and down trends across the years which indicated fluctuation of management and other husbandry practices at the center. Almost all the non-genetic factors considered in the study had an effect on the production and reproductive performances of the breed.
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author Tesfa, A.
Kumar, D.
Abegaz, Solomon
Mekuriaw, Getinet
Bimerew, T.
Kebede, A.
Bitew, A.
Ferede, Y.
Mazengia, H.
Tilahun, M.
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Kumar, D.
Abegaz, Solomon
Mekuriaw, Getinet
Bimerew, T.
Kebede, A.
Bitew, A.
Ferede, Y.
Mazengia, H.
Tilahun, M.
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title_fullStr Growth and reproductive performance of Fogera cattle breed at Andassa Livestock Research Center
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