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Management strategies that harness the adaptive capacities of small ruminants to improve herd resilience and efficiency Presentation of the ADAPT-HERD project

Name: Management strategies that harness the adaptive capacities of small ruminants to improve herd resilience and efficiency Presentation of the ADAPT-HERD project
Keywords: [SDV.SA]Life Sciences [q-bio]/Agricultural sciences, [SDV.SA] Life Sciences [q-bio]/Agricultural sciences, Manejo del ganado, Resilience, Rumiante, Climate change, Cambio climático, Adaptación, Efficiency, Alimentación de los animales

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object , Other ORP type , Book 01 Jan 2019 France, Spain Publisher:ArrayFunded by:EC | iSAGE

Authors: Puillet, Laurence; Aboul-Naga, A; Atti, N; Douhard, Frédéric; Friggens, Nicolas; González García, Eliel; Joy, M; +2 Authors

handle: 10532/4848

Management strategies that harness the adaptive capacities of small ruminants to improve herd resilience and efficiency Presentation of the ADAPT-HERD project

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