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The rising cost of agricultural inputs, high unemployment rate and malnutrition occasioned by the rising cost of cereal grains have heightened the need for resource poor farmers to explore alternative agricultural enterprises including rabbit production in many developing countries. Rabbit production system has been well received in Kenya in the recent past prompting further research in rabbit feeds and feeding. This book details the comparison in performance and production costs incurred between intensive vs. semi intensive feeding of rabbits, making it important to rabbit farmers. The…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The rising cost of agricultural inputs, high unemployment rate and malnutrition occasioned by the rising cost of cereal grains have heightened the need for resource poor farmers to explore alternative agricultural enterprises including rabbit production in many developing countries. Rabbit production system has been well received in Kenya in the recent past prompting further research in rabbit feeds and feeding. This book details the comparison in performance and production costs incurred between intensive vs. semi intensive feeding of rabbits, making it important to rabbit farmers. The segment on policy recommendation can be consulted by policy makers and other stakeholders in the rabbit industry.
Autorenporträt
Faustine Nasimiyu Wanjala (Bsc, Msc) graduated from the University of Nairobi with a Bsc (Hons) in Agriculture (Animal Science major) and later an MSc in Animal Nutrition and Feed Sciences. Her research for her thesis was in rabbit nutrition, an area with knowledge gap as rabbit production is still an emerging livestock in Kenya.