Characterization and typology of goat production systems in Algeria based on producers survey
NA Ouchene-Khelifi, N Ouchene, M Lafri - Bulletin of the National …, 2021 - Springer
Background Goats, often associated with sheep, are a vital part of the national economy in
many countries around the world, and goat farming contributes significantly to the family
economy, sustainable livelihoods and poverty reduction. In order to study the goat farming
system in Algeria, this study, which started between September 2012 and June 2015,
involved 141 farms in 104 villages and 21 wilayas in Algeria. Results The results showed
that 99.29% of the goats producers were male, most of which (74.47%) were not the owners …
many countries around the world, and goat farming contributes significantly to the family
economy, sustainable livelihoods and poverty reduction. In order to study the goat farming
system in Algeria, this study, which started between September 2012 and June 2015,
involved 141 farms in 104 villages and 21 wilayas in Algeria. Results The results showed
that 99.29% of the goats producers were male, most of which (74.47%) were not the owners …
Characterization and typology of goat production systems in Algeria based on producers survey
OKN Amina, O Nassim… - Bulletin of the National …, 2021 - search.proquest.com
Background Goats, often associated with sheep, are a vital part of the national economy in
many countries around the world, and goat farming contributes significantly to the family
economy, sustainable livelihoods and poverty reduction. In order to study the goat farming
system in Algeria, this study, which started between September 2012 and June 2015,
involved 141 farms in 104 villages and 21 wilayas in Algeria. Results The results showed
that 99.29% of the goats producers were male, most of which (74.47%) were not the owners …
many countries around the world, and goat farming contributes significantly to the family
economy, sustainable livelihoods and poverty reduction. In order to study the goat farming
system in Algeria, this study, which started between September 2012 and June 2015,
involved 141 farms in 104 villages and 21 wilayas in Algeria. Results The results showed
that 99.29% of the goats producers were male, most of which (74.47%) were not the owners …
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