Sentence examples for livestock programmes from inspiring English sources

Livestock programmes (e.g. veterinary services, research, census) often omit these more mobile and/or remote communities.

Overall coordination was provided for the Livestock Programme support to the Special Programme for Food Security.

Development of a common information platform for the Livestock Programme has been delayed, pending design finalisation.

The new FAO Livestock Programme for 2000 onwards has introduced a component called Decision support for efficient livestock resource use, focusing on high-potential systems in selected regions, where the emphasis will be on productivity, while protecting or enhancing natural resources.

It is important that the EMPRES-Livestock programme promotes the need for disease surveillance, including systems for communication of information from the field to national disease control authorities.

7. The EMPRES-Livestock Programme responds to the threat to developing countries of infectious livestock diseases, especially those that are of significant economic, trade and/or food security importance.

We would suggest that in this regard there is much to be said for targeting livestock extension programmes within the overall umbrella of an on-going integrated agricultural development programme.

It is one of the major constraints of the livestock development programmes in India and Southeast Asia.

Successful livestock improvement programmes focusing on low-input smallholder production systems though rare, are possible using community-based approaches.

This chapter discusses the inclusion of meat quality information in livestock breeding programmes which could provide permanent and cumulative genetic improvements in these traits with continued selection.

Measurement techniques, genetic parameters and breeding programme designs that could be exploited to successfully incorporate meat quality traits are discussed, as well as suggestions of possible future directions for the inclusion of meat quality traits in livestock breeding programmes.