The importance of breeding infrastructure and support services: The success/failure of artificial insemination as a method of disseminating genetic material to smallholder dairy farmers in southern Africa

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2002
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Mpofu, N. 2002. The importance of breeding infrastructure and support services: The success/failure of artificial insemination as a method of disseminating genetic material to smallholder dairy farmers in southern Africa. AGTR Case Study. Nairobi, Kenya: ILRI.
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ANIMAL BREEDING; BIODIVERSITY; CAPACITY STRENGTHENING; INDIGENOUS BREEDS;
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Africa; Southern Africa
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