Browsing Faculty of Veterinary Medicine by Author "Okeyo, AM"
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Consortium project on: community-based goat breeding and improvement strategies in East Africa
Ahuya, CO; Okeyo, AM; Ssewannyana, E; Msanga, YN; Mtenga, LA; Mosi, RO (University of Nairobi.Department of Animal Production, 2005) -
The economic implications of declining artificial insemination service provision in Kenya.
Oluoch-Kosura, W; Okeyo, AM; Waithaka, MM; Okilla, EA (University of Nairobi.Department of Animal Production, 2000) -
Fertility levels, postpartum intervals and other reproductive performance traits in the East African goat, Galla and their crosses at Ol Magogo Collaborative Research Support Programme.
Okeyo, AM; Ruvuna, F; Cartwright, TC; Lumiti, GI (University of Nairobi.Department of Animal Production, 1985) -
Genetic Diversity and Relationships Of Sheep Breeds Of Kenya: Preliminary Results And Evidence of Dilution Of the Indigenous Red Maasai
Kwallah, ABO; Okeyo, AM; Mburu, D; Hanotte, O (University of Nairobi.Department of Animal Production, 2000) -
Genetic improvement of sheep under changing environmental conditions
Ojango, JMK; Audho, JO; Marete, AG; Zonabend, E; Philipsson, J; Okeyo, AM (University of Nairobi.Department of Animal Production, 2013) -
Global perspectives on animal genetic resources for sustainable agriculture and food production in the tropics
Philipsson, J; Zonabend, E; Bett, RC; Okeyo, AM (University of Nairobi.Department of Animal Production, 2011)This first module provides some insight into the need for better use of animal genetic resources (AnGR) in the context of projected demand for food in developing countries until 2020. Worldwide, about a billion people do ... -
The Kenya Dual Purpose Goat development project
Ojango, JMK; Okeyo, AM; Rege, JEO (University of Nairobi.Department of Animal Production, 2010) -
Methodological illustration of genotype x environment interaction (GxE) phenomenon and its implications: A comparative productivity performance study on Red Maasai and Dorper sheep breeds under contrasting environments in Kenya.
Okeyo, AM; Baker, RL (University of Nairobi.Department of Animal Production, 2005) -
Morphological and Physical characteristics of the small East African Zebu Cattle in the Lake Victoria Basin and Coastal Lowlands.
Okeyo, AM; Mosi, RO; Ahuya, CO; Ogara, WO; Okomo, MA (University of Nairobi,Department of Public Health, 1998) -
Mwangi-Njuru and Peacock, C. 2005. Developmental challenges and opportunities in the goat industry: The Kenyan experience
Ahuya, CO; Okeyo, AM (University of Nairobi.Department of Animal Production, 2005) -
Participatory approaches to investigate breeding objectives of livestock keepers
Duguma, D; Mirkena, T; Haile, A; Iñiguez, L; Okeyo, AM; Tibbo, M; Rischkowsky, B; Sölkner, J; Wurzinger, W (University of Nairobi.Department of Animal Production, 2010)There are distinct breeds suitable for diverse purposes in the different production environments or ecological zones. Farmers in different production systems have different trait preferences and the strategies followed by ... -
Productivity of cross-bred goats under smallholder production systems in the Eastern highlands of Kenya1
Ahuya, CO; Okeyo, AM; Murithi, FM (University of Nairobi.Department of Animal Production, 2005)Dairy goats have become increasingly popular among smallholder mixed crop-livestock farmers. Their profitability will determine their growth within smallholder production systems. A survey was carried out in 114 farmer ... -
Suitability of blood protein polymorphisms in assessing genetic diversity and relationships in population genetic studies
Mwacharo, JM; Otieno, CJ; Okeyo, AM (University of Nairobi.Departrment of Animal Production, 2011-11) -
Translating animal breeding research into the real world: use of the sustainable livelihoods framework
Marshall, K; Okeyo, AM; Johnson, N (University of Nairobi.Department of Animal Production, 2009)The objective of this paper is to introduce the sustainable livelihoods framework as a useful tool in translating animal breeding research into livelihood improvements for the world’s rural poor. This framework recognises ...