Forage seed production systems in Ethiopia
Material type: TextPublication details: 1994ISSN:- 92-9053-288-2
- 95-130108
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The fourth Livestock Development Project (FLDP) of the Ministry of Agriculture (MOA) has promoted a number of forage development strategies which have already gained wide acceptance both within MOA and in other organizations. The major thrust is towards more intensive feeding management through shifting livestock from uncontrolled and environmentally destructive systems into more intensive management systems. This can greatly improve livestock production and also facilitate more sustainable cropping and lower-cost erosion control. The major forage development strategies are listed in this paper and previous work on seed production in Ethiopia and current forage seed production systems including contract seed production and opportunistic seed collection are discussed. The promotion of forage seed production is also examined
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