Monitoring of Sahiwal and Friesian cattle genetic improvement programmes in Kenya

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Kenya

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Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

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journal article

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p. 1-5

Authors:

Mpofu Ntombizakhe

Rege J E O

Publication year:

2002

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Monitoring of Sahiwal and Friesian cattle genetic improvement programmes in Kenya

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