Livestock: Adaptation all round

Although livestock keeping is partly responsible for the greenhouse effect, it will be less affected than agriculture by climate change, except in arid areas. The challenge is to limit its impact on the environment while satisfying the growing demand for its products (meat, milk and eggs).

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Published in:Spore (English ed.) pp. 13 - 16
Main Authors: Djibo, Adamou, Maâzou, Souleymane Saddi, Nagouza, Galisso, Nabwowe, Angella, Salah, Hamadou, Ouédraogo, Thierry Rolland, Salouka, Nourou-Dhine, Gouro, Abdoulaye S, Ouattara, Souleymane
Format: Magazine Article
Language:English
Published: CTA 01-08-2008
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Summary:Although livestock keeping is partly responsible for the greenhouse effect, it will be less affected than agriculture by climate change, except in arid areas. The challenge is to limit its impact on the environment while satisfying the growing demand for its products (meat, milk and eggs).
ISSN:1011-0054