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Effect of finishing system on carcass characteristics and composition of Mubende goats and their Boer goat crossbreds

  • 2013
  • Issue: 5
  • Volume: 43
K. Kamatara, D. Mpairwe, M. Christensen, D. Mutetikka & J. Madsen Page: 121 - 125

A study was conducted to evaluate the influence of feeding systems on carcass characteristics and composition of Mubende goats and their Boer goat crossbreds. A 2 x 3 factorial arrangement was used to randomly allocate 60 castrates, 30 purebred Mubende…

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Growth performance and carcass characteristics of three Ethiopian goat breeds fed grainless diets varying in concentrate to roug

  • 2007
  • Issue: 4
  • Volume: 37
Ameha Sebsibe, N.H. Casey, W.A. van Niekerk, Azage Tegegne and R.J. Coertze Page: 221 - 232

Growth and carcass characteristics of three Ethiopian goat breeds, the Afar, Central Highland (CHG) and Long-eared Somali (LES) were evaluated using three grainless diets varying in concentrate:roughage ratios (diet 1 was 50:50, diet 2, 65:35 and diet 3, 80:20) under…

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Exposure assessment of potentially toxic trace elements in indigenous goats in the rural communal production systems of the nort

  • 2004
  • Issue: 5
  • Volume: 34
J.A. Meyer and N.H. Casey Page: 219 - 222

Recent advances in analytical techniques have allowed hydro-geochemical databases to form an essential component of animal and human epidemiological studies. Geographically localised communities and livestock production systems have a higher incidence of risk factors, and therefore baseline concentrations of key…

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Acceptability of chevon from kids, yearling goats and mature does of indigenous South African goats: A case study

  • 2008
  • Issue: 3
  • Volume: 38
L. Simela, E.C. Webb and M.J.C. Bosman Page: 247 - 259

Consumer sensory evaluations of oven-roasted goat and sheep m. longissimus dorsi samples were conducted in two series to determine the acceptability of chevon from indigenous South African goats to consumers. Chevon samples were from goat carcasses of known description. In…

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