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: Beekeeping practices, Honey quality, Ebinat District, Amhara Region, Ethiopia (1)
Agro-ecology; feed availability; feed balance; feed requirement (1)
Amhara, Characterization, Ethiopia, Indigenous Goat, Phenotype, West Gondar Zone (1)
Chemical composition, Fertilizer application, Forage yield, Morphological characteristic, Sudan grass (1)
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Exotic chicken; production performance; constraints; farmer management, chicken and egg (1)
feed, fermentation, rice husk, ration, farta sheep, weight gain, profit (1)
Growth Performance, Husbandry, Indigenous Goats, Preweaning, (1)
Oat varieties, Biomass, Nutritive value, Hydroponics (1)
XII in the order of DM, T4> T3> T2₌T5> T1 OM, T3=T4˃T2=T5˃T1 and CP in the order of T3> T4> T5 >T2> T1. Average daily body weight gain was highly significant (p<0.001) among treatment groups in the order of T3> T4 ₌ T5 ₌ T2> T1. The partial budget analysis showed that the net return of T3, T2, T1, T4, and T5, were 1024, 990.37, 903, and 790.12 ETB/treatment respectively. In conclusion, from biological and economic response, it is recommended sheep fed on 50% CSC+50% SSL exhibited a higher net return than other treatment groups. However, further research on the effect of feeding SSL on histopathological changes of semien sheep should be done. Keywords: (1)

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