Improving the reproductive efficiency of sheep Jonathan Hopkin

Improving the reproductive efficiency of sheep Jonathan HopkinSheep, in the form of mutton and lamb, fulfils, in large part, the worlds ever increasing demand for animal protein. Large areas of the world are arid and semi arid and are thus suitable for sheep farming, but there is only limited availability of pasture area. Therefore, sheep production must be increased for an efficient and a sustainable food supply. This chapter describes how sheep nutrition, animal diet and welfare, reproductive technologies and

and biological health without compromising yield

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