The Utilization of Indigenous Knowledge in Range Management and Forage Plants for Improving Livestock Productivity and Food Security in the Maasai and Barbaig Communities

Nelson Kilongozi , Zabron Kengera, Samwel Leshongo

The Utilization of Indigenous Knowledge in Range Management and Forage Plants for Improving Livestock Productivity and Food Security in the Maasai and Barbaig Communities

Year of publication 2005

Pages 50

Author Nelson Kilongozi , Zabron Kengera, Samwel Leshongo

Product type Book (stand-alone)

Edition 1

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Synopsis (short abstract) Pastoralists have been keeping animals long time immemorial and they possess valuable knowledge that has enabled them to sustain their animals for centuries (Warren, 1992). The Maasai and Barbaig indigenous knowledge (IK) and skills in animal husbandry, range management and forage plants play a significant role in improving sustainable animal productivity, conservation of biodiversity and household food security.

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