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  • Peri-urban dairy production on the Accra Plains and in Northern Ghana
  • Food supplementation (in the dry season) of cattle, sheep and goats in the Northern Guinea Savanna and the Coastal Plains, using crop residues and agro- industrial by-products.
  • Studies into various agro-industrial by-products as alternative protein source in broiler diets.
  • Forage/herbage production for dry season feeding of ruminants.
  • Range assessment studies in the various ecological zones of Ghana.
  • Rural poultry improvement programme.
  • Pasture and browse plant breeding.
  • Popularization of the micro-livestock industry (e.g.. Grasscutter production).
  • Integration of crops with animal production to ease pressure on land and improve the efficiency of natural resources utilization.
  • Control of helminth and coccidia parasitic infection in livestock.
  • Strategies for vaccination against the Newcastle disease virus and infectious bursal disease of chickens in Ghana.
  • Cattle breed development.
  • Animal traction studies.
  • Ethnoveterinary and plant medicine in animal health care.
  • Genetic conservation and development of West African shorthorn cattle. (WASH) and Djallonke sheep in the Saboba Chereponi District of Northern Ghana.
  • Socio-economic studies of farm operations and statistical support for research and policy analysis.
 
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15/01/2010
CSIR hosts cassava stakeholders meeting
A two –day meeting attended by about 40 participants from CSIR institutes (FRI, FORIG, CRI), the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MOFA), CSIR- FRI, CSIR-FORIG and , non-governmental organizations agencies, and cassava processing enterprises, presented stakeholders’ of the Cassava: Adding Value for Africa Project in Ghana (CAVA-Ghana) a chance to interact, evaluate and mark our the way forward for the project. This meeting was hosted by CSIR-FRI recently.
 
 
 
 
 

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