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Realizing economic and environmental gains from cultivated forages and feed reserves in Ethiopia

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  • Catholic Relief Services

Author(s):

Bhramar Dey
An Notenbaert
Harinder Makkar
Solomon Mwendia
Yonas Sahlu
Michael Peters

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Africa
Ethiopia

Papers/Reports | April 25, 2024

Cultivated Forages & Feed Reserves

Economic and Environmental Gains in Ethiopia

This study focuses on the economic benefits and role of cultivated forages in bridging feed supply gaps in Ethiopia. The publication explores nutrient requirement calculations for feedlot and dairy animals, how to meet those requirements using cultivated forage-based diets, the potential benefits of forage seed systems, and prospective interventions within the Ethiopian context. 

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