Research that works for developing countries and AustraliaLivestock Production Systems
Research Program Manager: Debbie Templeton The majority of livestock kept by smallholder farmers (small and large ruminants, pigs and poultry) are integral components of complex crop-livestock systems. Building a complete understanding of the biological, social and economic aspects of these systems is a necessary ingredient for determining intervention points and the development of appropriate technologies for smallholder farmers. The Livestock Production Systems program focuses on enabling equitable access to markets; optimising crop-livestock systems and livestock production. Current ProjectsLPS/2001/094 - Sustainable development of grasslands in western China LPS/2002/079 - Utilisation of local ingredients in commercial feeds for pigs LPS/2002/081 - Development of emerging farmer crop-livestock systems in northern RSA LPS/2003/004 - Building agricultural knowledge and R&D capacity in Timor Leste: a small projects facility LPS/2003/028 - Biological control of two major weeds affecting crop and livestock production in East Timor LPS/2003/054 - Feeding village poultry in the Solomon Islands LPS/2004/022 - Pasture development for community livestock production in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa LPS/2004/023 - Strategies to increase growth of the weaned Bali calf LPS/2004/073 - Capacity building on cattle production at Dong Giang district, Quang Nam province, Vietnam LPS/2005/063 - Improving the competitiveness of pig producers in an adjusting Vietnam market LPS/2005/129 - Mineral response in Tibetan livestock LPS/2005/132 - Improving dairy production in Pakistan through improved extension services LPS/2006/005 - Evaluating strategies to improve calf survival in West Timor villages LPS/2006/119 - Integrated crop and dairy systems in Tibet Autonomous Region, PR China LPS/2006/149 - Using local feeds to reduce the cost of pig and poultry production in Tonga LPS/2008/013 - Can we segment the South African market for beef palatability? |
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