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Animal health management perspectives of rural livestock farmers in Southwest Nigeria: the place of community based animal health workers
A case study of a typical community based rural livestock production system in South-west Nigeria was undertaken using participatory epizootiology (PE) to understand local preferences for animal health management practices and observe if there is any justification or place for community based animal...
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