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  1. Semuguruka YD1, Msalya G1*, Nguluma AS1 and SW Chenyambuga1.  Characterization of carcass and preference of consumers for meat from four strains of the Tanzania small east African goats. view pdf 
  2. Urassa, N.S. and Swai, E.Y. (2019). Weather Related Challenges and Transitory Food Insecurity in Semiarid Mixed Crop-Livestock Systems in Manyoni District, Tanzania. Tanzania Journal of Agricultural Sciences (2019) Vol. 18 No. 1, 22-34
  3. Goromela, E.H., Urassa, N. S.,and Mulema A. A. (2018). TALIRI and ACGG join forces to scale up farming of improved Kuroiler and Sasso chicken in Tanzania. https://Tafricacgg.net/2018/10/23/taliri-and-acgg-join-forces-to-scale-up-farming-of-improved-kuroiler-and-sasso-chicken-in-tanzania/
  4. R. Chawala1, 2, 3 & G. Banos1, 3 & A. Peters2 & M. G. G. Chagunda4 2019. Farmer-preferred traits in smallholder dairy farming systems in Tanzania Tropical Animal Health and Production https://doi.org/10.1007/s11250-018-01796-9.
  5. Magonka, J.M., Komwihangilo, D.M., Njau, B.G., Semuguruka, Y. , Malingila, B.P. and Daniel, E. (2018) Growth Performance of Pigs Fed Baobab Seed Cake Based Diets. Tanzania Journal of Agricultural Sciences (2018) Vol. 17 No. 2, 54-59
  6. Chawala, A.R., Banos, G., Peters, A. et al. (2019). Farmer-preferred traits in smallholder dairy farming systems in Tanzania. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11250-018-01796-9
  7. E Hyera, J A Kajuna, A S Nguluma, L J Marwa, C J Niyoifasha, M E Mlimbe, A P Rugaimukamu, P M Latonga, P O Ochanga, E J M Shirima, M S H Mashingo1 and Z C Nziku. (2018).On-station comparison study on growth performance of Red Maasai and Black Head Persian lambs in Northern Tanzania. http://www.lrrd.org/lrrd30/9/ehyer30156.html
  8. E Hyera, M E Mlimbe, J D Sanka1, M G Minja, A P Rugaimukamu, P M Latonga, E G Mbembela, A S Nguluma, Z C Nziku, M S H Mashingo1and E J M Shirima. (2018) On-station growth performance evaluation of Small East African and dual purpose goat breeds in Northern Tanzania. http://www.lrrd.org/lrrd30/9/ehyer30159.html
  9. Mwemezi Lutakyawa Kabululua,⁎, Helena Aminiel Ngowi, Sharadhuli Iddi Kimera, Faustin Paul Lekuled, Eliakunda Casmir Kimbi,Maria Vang Johansene, Effectiveness of an integrated intervention in the control of endo- and ectoparasites of pigs kept by smallholder farmers in Mbeya rural and Mbozi districts, Tanzania. Veterinary Parasitology: elsevier.com/locate/vprsr
  10. Shirima, E.J.M., Kiango, S.N., Maro, E.P. and Chiweka, N.C. E. (2017). The effects of a short-term increase in days in feedlot on the body conditions score, meat yield and tenderness in Tanzanian Long Fat-tailed sheep. International Journal of Applied Research. Accepted, Ref. No. AR:2-12-77: com
  11. Shirima, E.J.M., Nsiima, M.P.L., Mwilawa, A.J., Temu, J., Michael, S. and Mlau, D.S. (2016). Evaluation of carcass characteristics and slaughter value from traditional beef cattle in six abattoirs of Tanzania. Journal of Scientific Research & Reports 10(2):1-8, DOI: 10.9734/JSRR/2016/22397.  http://www.sciencedomain.org/page.php?id=article-reprints
  12. Shirima,M.,Mtenga, L.A., Kimambo, A.E., Laswai, G.H., Mgheni, D.M., Mushi, D.E., Shija, D.S. and Safari, J.G. (2014). Influence of age at entry and level of concentrate feeding on growth and carcass characteristics of feedlot-finished Tanzanian long-fat-tailed sheep. Tropical Animal Health and Production, 46:815-822; https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11250-014-0570-0
  13. Shirima, E.J.M.,Mtenga, L.A., Kimambo, A.E., Laswai, G.H., Mgheni, D.M., Mushi, D.E., Shija, D.S. and Safari, J.G. (2013). Effects of days in feedlot on physico-chemical properties and meat tenderness from Tanzanian long fat-tailed sheep.  Journal of Animal Production Advances, 3(2):40-48.
  14. Shirima, E.J.M.,Mtenga, L.A., Kimambo, A.E., Laswai, G.H., Mushi, D.E., Mgheni, D.M., Safari, J.G. and Shija, D.S. (2012). Preliminary evaluation of slaughter and carcass traits of castrates of Tanzanian long fat-tailed sheep slaughtered at different ages. Journal of Animal Production Advances, 2(12):510-520.
  15. Shirima, E.J.M. and Mtenga, L.A. (2012). Comparative analysis of retail cuts, muscle physico-chemical properties and meat tenderness of indigenous sheep finished off under feedlot conditions. The International Journal’s. Research Journal of Science & IT Management, RJSITM, 1(12):65-73.
  16. Shirima, E.J.M.,Mtenga, L.A., Kimambo, A.E., Laswai, H., Mgheni, D.M.,  Mkwanda, A.T. and Lemoringata, T.S.  (2012). Effects of period of  stay in feedlot on growth performance and carcass characteristics of Tanzanian long fat-tailed sheep. (Published in:  Livestock Research for Rural Development. Volume 24, Article #37. Retrieved January 30, 2013, from http://www.lrrd.org/lrrd24/2/shir24037.htm.
  17. Shirima, E.J.M,Mtenga, L.A., Kimambo, A.E., Laswai, G.H., Mgheni, D.M., Mushi, D.E., Shija, D.S. and Safari, J.G. (2012): Economic analysis of Tanzanian long fat-tailed sheep with different ages at entry to the feedlot and level of molasses concentrate diet. (Published in: Livestock Research for Rural Development. Volume 24, Article #143. Retrieved January 30,  2013, from http://www.lrrd.org/lrrd24/8/shir24143.htm).
  18. Shirima, EJM. (2005). Benefits from dual-purpose goats for crop and livestock production under Small-scale peasant systems in Kondoa Eroded Areas, Tanzania. Livestock Research for Rural Development 17 (12) 2005. http://www.cipav.org.co/lrrd/lrrd17/12/shiri17138.htm.
  19. Shirima, E.J.M., Msanga, Y.N., Bee, J., Msangi, B., Masuki, K and Mwakalonge, H. (2004). Improvement of local Goats for Meat and Milk Production by crossbreeding with Dual-purpose bucks (Blended x Anglonubian) in smallholder mixed farming systems in villages from Muheza and Handeni districts, Ministry of Water and Livestock Development, Livestock Research Centre Tanga, Tanzania.  Station report for MOWLD/TARP II, 2004.
  20. Shirima, E.J.M., Njau, F.B.C., Buza, T.J. and Kyamanywa, R.S. (2001). Cassava-like tree (Manihot glaziovii) in combating fodder, vegetable and fuel wood shortage in rural communities: It’s potential uses and limitations in semi-arid areas of central Tanzania. Discovery and Innovation Journal (Special Edition) on Capacity Building in Forestry Research pp. 90 – 97.
  21. Hozza, W.A., Mtenga, L.A., Kifaro, G.C., Shija, D.S.N., Mushi, D.E., Safari, J.G. and Shirima, E.J.M. (2014). Meat  quality characteristics of Small East Africa goats and Norwegian crosses finished under  small scale farming  Asian-Australasian Journal of Animal Sciences, 27(12):1773-1782.
  22. Kavana, P.Y., Msangi, B.S.J., Msanga, Y,N., Shirima, E.J.M. and Bee, J.K.A. (2006). An endeavour to increase shelf life of milk from isolated traditional livestock keepers in Eastern Zone of Tanzania.Livestock Research for Rural Development. Article # http://www.cipav.org.co/lrrd/lrrd18/07/kava/18099.htm
  23. Nsiima, L.M., Shirima, J.M.,Mwilawa, A.J., Shengoto, R., Muro,  H.S., Bikuba,  S.L. and  Masakia,  E. (2015). Reality in Live Animal and Carcass Characteristics of Indigenous Cattle Slaughtered in Six Abattoirs in Tanzania. Journal of Animal Production Advances, 5(3):617-623. doi:10.5455/japa.20150221035412
  24. Shija, D.S., Mtenga, L.A., Kimambo, A.E., Laswai, G.H., Mushi, D.E., Mgheni, D.M., Mwilawa, A.J., Shirima, E.J.M.and Safari, J.G.  (2013). Preliminary evaluation of slaughter value and carcass composition of indigenous sheep and goats from traditional production system in Tanzania. Asian-Australasian Journal of Animal Sciences 26(1):143-150.
  25. Shija, D.S., Mtenga, L.A., Kimambo, A.E., Laswai, G.H., Mushi, D.E., Mgheni, D.M.,  Mwilawa, A.J.,  Shirima, E.J.M. and  Safari, J.G.  (2013). Chemical Composition and Meat Quality Attributes of  Indigenous Sheep and Goats from  Traditional Production System in Tanzania.  Asian-Australasian Journal of Animal Sciences  26(2):295-302.
  26. Tekie, G., Masaoa, A.P., Shayo, C.M.,Ulotu, H.A. and Shirima, E.J.M.(1996). Zero grazing, an alternative system for livestock production in the rehabilitated areas of Kondoa-Tanzania. Annual  Conference Meeting,  Regional Soil Conservation  Unit (RSCU), Sida-Nairobi. http://www.worldagroforestry.org/downloads/Publications/PDFS/b12897.pdf. ISBN 9966-896-27-9
  27. Urassa, N.S., Mvena, Z.S.K. and Shirima, E.M.(2017). Extent to which Cell Phones Enhance Market Information Sharing for Beef Cattle Smallholders in Mpwapwa District, Tanzania. The International Journal Of Humanities & Social Studies, 5(3):159-167. com.
  28. Kizima J B, Mtengeti E.J and Nchimbi-Msolla S (2015).: Seed yield and vegetation characteristics of Cenchrus Ciliarisas influenced by fertilizer levels, row spacing, cutting height and season: Livestock Research for Rural Development. Volume 26, Article #148. http://www.lrrd.org/lrrd26/8/kizi26148.htm
  29. Kizima J B, Mtengeti E J and Nchimbi-Msolla S (2013): Viability status of Cenchrus ciliarisseeds in the three farms of the sub-humid eastern agro-ecological zone of Tanzania. Livestock Research for Rural Development. Volume 25, Article #85:http://www.lrrd.org/lrrd25/5/kizi25085.htm
  30. Kavana, J.B. Kizimaand Y.N. Msanga (2005). Evaluation of grazing pattern and Sustainability of feed resources in pastoral areas of eastern zone of Tanzania. Livestock Research for Rural Development. Vol. 17, Art # 5.http://www.cipav.org.co/lrrd/lrrd 17/1/kava17005.htm
  31. Kavana P Y, Kizima J B, Msanga Y N, Kilongozi N B, Msangi B S J, Kadeng’uka L A, Mngulu S and Shimba P K (2005): Potential of pasture and forage for ruminant production in Eastern zone of Tanzania. Livestock Research for Rural Development. Volume 17, Article        #144.  http://www.cipav.org.co/lrrd/lrrd17/12/kava17144.htm
  32. Kuwi, S.O; Martina Kyalo; Collins Mutai; Angelo Mwilawa; Jean Hanson; Appolinaire Djikeng and Sita Ghimire. BRAZILIAN JOURNAL OF BOTANY. Genetic diversity and population structure of Brachiaria accessions from Tanzania using simple sequence repeats (SSR).
  33. Urassa, N.S., Mvena, Z.S.K and Shirima, E.M. (2017).The International Journal of Humanities & Social Studies (Theijhss) Volume 5 Issue3 March 2017 (157-169) http://theijhss.com Extent to which Cell phones Enhance Market Information Sharing for Beef Cattle Smallholders in Mpwapwa District, Tanzania
  34. Urassa, N.S.and Mvena, Z.S.K (2016 Huria Journal of Open University of Tanzania (Journal) Volume 22 http://www.out.ac.tz Determinants of the Use of Cell phones in Access to Beef Cattle Market Information for Smallholders in Mpwapwa District, Tanzania
  35. Komwihangilo, D.M., Meutchieye, F .and Urassa, N.S., Chang’a E. Kasilima, C. and Msaka, L.F. (2016).. Huria Journal of Open University of Tanzania (Journal) Volume 22http://www.out.ac.tz Non Conventional Livestock for Better Livelihood: Prospects of Domestic Cavy in Mixed Production Systems of Tanzania
  36. Urassa, N.S.and Mvena, Z.S.K (2016). Journal of Continuing Education and Extension (JCEE), Volume 6, Issue 1, 2016. http://www.suanet.ac.tz The use of cellphones in sharing market information among beef cattle smallholders in Mpwapwa District
  37. Kizima J B, Mtengeti E.J and Nchimbi-Msolla S (2015).Livestock Research for Rural Development. Volume 26, Article #148.  http://www.lrrd.org/lrrd26/8/kizi26148.htm Seed yield and vegetation characteristics of Cenchrus Ciliaris as influenced by fertilizer levels, row spacing, cutting height and season
  38. Kizima J B, Mtengeti E J and Nchimbi-Msolla S (2013): Livestock Research for Rural Development. Volume 25, Article #85 http://www.lrrd.org/lrrd25/5/kizi25085.htm Viability status of Cenchrus ciliaris seeds in the three farms of the sub-humid eastern agro-ecological zone of Tanzania
  39. Y. Kavana, J.B. Kizimaand Y.N. Msanga (2005). Livestock  Research for Rural Development. Vol. 17, Art # 5. http://www.cipav.org.co/lrrd/lrrd 17/1/kava17005.htm Evaluation of grazing pattern and   Sustainability of feed resources in pastoral areas of eastern zone of Tanzania.
  40. Kavana P Y, Kizima J B, Msanga Y N, Kilongozi N B, Msangi B S J, Kadeng’uka L A, Mngulu S and Shimba P K (2005): Livestock Research for Rural Development. Volume 17, Article     #144.  http://www.cipav.org.co/lrrd/lrrd17/12/kava17144.htmPotential of pasture and forage for ruminant production in Eastern zone of Tanzania
  41. Nziku Z C, Kifaro G C, Eik L O, Steine T and Ådnøy T 2017: Use of simulation to examine a dairy goat breeding program in Tanzania. Livestock Research for Rural Development. Volume 29, Article #43. Retrieved March 17, 2017, from http://www.lrrd.org/lrrd29/3/czab29043.html
  42. Nziku Z. C.(2016). Essentials for sustainable dairy goat breeding program in Tanzania. Thesis submitted in partial fulfilment for the degree of Philosophiae Doctor (PhD) of Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Norway.
  43. Nziku, Z. C.,Kifaro, G.C., Eik, L.O., Steine, T. and Ådnøy, T. (2016). Reasons for keeping dairy goats in Tanzania, and possible goals for a sustainable breeding program. Animal Production Science 57(2) 2017
  44. Nziku ZC, Katule A, Chenyambuga SW and Mruttu H, 2016. The Reasons, Herd Characteristics and Management of Indigenous Gogo Sheep in Central Tanzania. RRJVS| Volume 2 | Issue 2 | 8-12.From https://www.rroij.com/open-access/the-reasons-herd-characteristics-and-management-of-indigenousgogo-sheep-in-central-tanzania-.php?aid=76495
  45. Nziku, Z. C.,Asheim, L. J., Eik, L. O. & Mwaseba, D. (2016). Climate change adaptation in vulnerable crop and livestock production systems in Mgeta, Tanzania. Vol 16 (2):10853-10865
  46. N. Masola, A. Mzula, C. J. Kasanga and P. N. Wambura (2016). Evaluation of Virulence of Tanzanian Strains of Fowlpox and Pigeonpox Viruses in Chickens.  British Biotechnology Journal, 10(1): 1-10
  47. Shirima, G. M., Masola, S. N., Malangu, O. N., and Schumaker, B. A (2014). Outbreak investigation and control case report of brucellosis: Experience from Livestock Research Centre, Mpwapwa, Tanzania. Onderstepoort Journal of Veterinary Research, 81(1) Art.#818, 4pages.http://dx.doi.org/10.4102/ojvr.v81i1.818
  48. Misinzo G, C. Mathew, R. Matondo, F. Jumapili, M. Ludosha, Masola, W. Munisi, W. Viaene, and J. van Doorsselaere (2012). Pathogenic Escherichia fergusoniiand Staphylococcus gallinarum co-infection in a free-ranging domestic chicken. Research Opinions in Animal & Veterinary Sciences, 2(5): 324-328.
  49. N. Masola, R. D. Mosha and P. N. Wambura (2009). Assessment of antimicrobial activity of crude extracts from stem and root barks of Adansonia digitata(Bombacaceae) (African baobab). African Journal of Biotechnology, 8(19): 5076-5083.
  50. Höggel U, Mbwile R, Mwambene P.L.(2015). Pastoralists and farmers: negotiating resources. In: Ehrensperger A, Ott C, Wiesmann U, editors. Eastern and Southern Africa Partnership Programme: Highlights from 15 Years of Joint Action for Sustainable Development. Bern, Switzerland: Centre for Development and Environment, pp. 43 – 47.
  51. Mwambene, P.L.,Chawala, A., E Illatsia, E., Das, S.M., Tungu, B. and Loina, R. (2014). Preliminary evaluation of prospects of selected indigenous cattle populations for improving dairy production in the Southern Highlands and Eastern of Tanzania. Livestock Research for Rural Development Journal, 26: 27-44. Volume 26, Article #46 (http://www.lrrd.org/lrrd26/3/mwam26046.html)
  52. Mwambene, P.L.,Chawala, A., E Illatsia, E., Das, S.M., Tungu, B. and Loina, R. (2014). Preliminary evaluation of prospects of selected indigenous cattle populations for improving dairy production in the Southern Highlands and Eastern of Tanzania. Livestock Research for Rural Development Journal, 26: 27-44. Volume 26, Article #46 (http://www.lrrd.org/lrrd26/3/mwam26046.html)
  53. Mwambene P. L., Mwakilembe P.A.A., Mwaipopo L., Temu A., Ngailo J., Mzimbiri M. and Mwanga A. (2014). Improving Livelihoods of Smallholder Farmers through Integration of Dairying-Soil Fertility Technologies in Rungwe and Mbeya Rural Districts, in Mbeya region. In: TheProceedings of the collaborative research workshop organized By the Southern Highlands Zonal Agricultural Research and Development Fund (ASDP), ARI -Uyole, March 2014, Volume I: Livestock Research Commodity
  54. Mwambene, P.L.,Katule, A.M., Chenyambuga, S.W., Plante, Y. and Mwakilembe, P.A.A. (2012). Fipa cattle in the South-Western Highlands of Tanzania: Molecular Characterization. Animal Genetic Resources, Vol 51: 31– doi:10.1017/S2078633612000392
  55. Mwambene, P.L.,Katule, A.M., Chenyambuga, S.W. and Mwakilembe, P.A.A. (2012). Fipa cattle in the South-Western Highlands of Tanzania: Morphometric and Physical Characteristics. Animal Genetic Resources, Vol 51: 15– doi:10.1017/S2078633612000136
  56. Mwambene, P.L.,Katule, A.M., Chenyambuga, S.W. and Mwakilembe, P.A.A. (2012). Fipa Cattle in the South-Western Highlands of Tanzania: Socio-economic Roles, Traditional Management Practices and Production Constraints. Animal Genetic Resources, Vol 51: 1– doi:10.1017/S2078633612000112
  57. Mwambene, P.L.,Katule, A.M., Chenyambuga, S.W. and Mwakilembe, P.A.A. (2012). Fipa Cattle in the South-Western Highlands of Tanzania: Desired Attributes, Breeding Practices and Productive Performance. Animal Genetic Resources, Vol 51: 45– doi:10.1017/S2078633612000124
  58. Guni, F. S. and Katule, A. M. (2013). Characterization of local chickens in selected districts of the Southern Highlands of Tanzania: I. Qualitative characters; Livestock Research for Rural Development. Volume 25, Article #153 http://www.lrrd.org/lrrd25/9/guni25153.htm
  59. Guni, F. S., Katule, A. M. and Mwakilembe, P.A.A. (2013). Characterization of local chickens in selected districts of the Southern Highlands of Tanzania: II. Production and Morphometric Traits; Livestock Research for Rural Development. Volume 25, Article #190.http://www.lrrd.org/lrrd25/11/guni25190.htm
  60. Mwemezi Lutakyawa Kabululu,Helena Aminiel Ngowi, Sharadhuli Iddi Kimera, Faustin Paul Lekule, Eliakunda Casmir Kimbi and Maria Vang Johansen (2016). Risk factors for prevalence of pig parasitoses in Mbeya Region, Tanzania. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.vetpar.2015.08.006
  61. Uffe Christian Braae, Mwemezi Kabululu,Michelle Elisabeth Nørmark, Peter Nejsum, Helena Aminel Ngowi and Maria Vang Johansen (2016). Taenia hydatigena cysticercosis in slaughtered pigs, goats, and sheep in Tanzania. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11250-015-0892-6
  62. Wilson Charles Wilson, Simon J Oosting, Simon Nyokabi (2017). Assessment of milk quality along the dairy value chain in Mbeya and Songwe region, southern highlands of Tanzania. Wageningen University and Research, Animal Production System Group, the Netherlands
  63. Wilson Charles Wilson, Egbert Lantinga, Kees van Reenen (2017). Comparative evaluation of the behaviour of Holstein-Friesian and Jersey cows under European pasture-based management systems. Wageningen University and Research, Animal Production System Group, the Netherlands
  64. Germinus Bahati Tungu, George Cesilius Kifaro, Angaza Amos Gimbi, Maria Mashingo and Athumani Shabani Nguluma. (2017)   Effect of genetic and non-genetic factors on growth and reproduction performance of Black Head Persian and Red Masai Sheep in Tanzania. veterinarypaper.com.  ISSN: 2456-2912, VL; 2(5): 04-10.
  65. Komwihangilo, D.M., Goromela, E.H and Bwire, J.M.N. (1995)Indigenous knowledge in utilisation of local trees and shrubs for sustainable livestock production in Central Tanzania. Livestock Research for Rural Development. Vol. 6 No. 3. cipav.org/co/lrrd6/3/7.htm
  66. Komwihangilo, D.M., Sendalo, D.S.C., Lekule, F.P., Mtenga, L.A. and Temu, V.K. (2001). Farmers’ knowlegde in the utilisation of indigenous browse species for feeding of goats in semi arid central Tanzania. Livestock Research for Rural Development. Vol. 13 No.6. http://www.cipav.org.co/lrrd/lrrd13/6/komw136.htm
  67. Komwihangilo, D.M., Chenyambuga, S.W., Lekule, F.P., Mtenga, L.A. and V.R.M. Muhikambele (2005). Comparison of indigenous browses and sunflower seed cake supplementations on intake and growth performance of dual-purpose goats fed Buffel grass (Cenchrusciliaris) hay. Asian–Australasian Journal of Animal Sciences, 18(7): 966 – 972.
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  70. Komwihangilo, D.M., Lekule, F.P., Kajembe, G.C. and P.H. Petersen (2007). The role of local knowledge in mixed livestock production systems: Methodology and implications for research and development in Sub-Saharan Africa. Outlook on Agriculture:36 (3): 187 – 192
  71. Komwihangilo, D.M., Lekule, F.P.,  Kajembe, G.C., Mgheni, D.M. and Petersen, P.H. (2007). Implications of local knowledge in the utilization of forage resources in mixed livestock systems of Eastern Tanzania. International Journal of Agricultural Sustainability5 (4): 269 – 279
  72. Komwihangilo, D.M., Lekule, F.P., Mgheni, D.M., Petersen, P.H., Mtenga, L.A., Kajembe, G.C. and Kurwijila, R.L. (2007). Empirical assessment of short-term preferences of tropical forages by crossbred bull calves. African Journal of Agricultural Research: 2 (11): 558 – 564
  73. Mwilawa, A.J, Komwihangilo, D.M. and Kusekwa, M. L. (2008). Conservation of forage resource for increasing livestock production in traditional forage reserves in Tanzania. AfricanJournal of Ecology, 46 (Suppl. 1), 85 – 89
  74. Komwihangilo, D.M., Mkonyi, J.I., Masao, D. F., Moto, E., Mahiza, A.M.O. and Mnzava V. (2009). Performance and challenges in the management of improved cattle in agropastoral systems of Central Tanzania. Livestock Research for Rural Development. Vol. 21 No.5 (Article #75). http://www.lrrd.org/lrrd21/5/komw21075.htm
  75. Kiogora D. S., Njoka E. M., Khaemba J. M., Komwihangilo M. and Max R. A. (2011). Anthropogenic Factors influencing the Ruminant Food Chain in Lake Victorian Basin. International Journal of Professional Practice  Vol. 2 Issue 4: 321-331
  76. Komwihangilo, D. Mand Mlela, J. L. (2012) Social and economic feasibility of using selected indigenous browses as protein supplements for goats in Central Tanzania. Livestock Research for Rural Development 24 No.7((Article # 108) http://www.lrrd.org/lrrd24/7/komw24108.htm
  77. Chenyambuga, S.W., Komwihangilo, D. M., Jackson, M. (2012) Production performance and desirable traits of Small East African goats in semi-arid areas of Central Tanzania. Livestock Research for Rural Development 24 No.7((Article # 118) http://www.lrrd.org/lrrd24/7/chen24118.htm
  78. Komwihangilo, D. M., Jackson, M., Munishi, Y. and Liheta, B. S.A. (2012). Situational analysis of smallholder goat production and marketing in Central Tanzania point towards the establishment of farmers’ groups. Journal of Agricultural Extension and Rural Development, 4 (12): 356 – 364 http://www.academcjournals.org/jaerd/E-books/2012/july/JAERD-%2011%july,%202012
  79. Chenyambuga, S.W., Jackson, M.,   Ndemanisho, E.E and Komwihangilo, D.M.(2014) Profitability and contribution of small-scale dairy goat production to income of smallholder farmers in Babati and Kongwa districts, Tanzania. Livestock Research for Rural Development, 26(2). http://www.lrrd.org/lrrd26/2/chen26027.html
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