A Study of the N Dama Cattle at the Musaia Animal Husbandry Station in Sierra Leone

In this scientific study, R. W. Touchberry examines the genetics and reproductive health of Ndama cattle at the Musaia Animal Husbandry Station in Sierra Leone. The author analyzes the impact of environmental factors on the cattle's physical and reproductive development. This study is a valuable resource for anyone interested in animal husbandry, veterinary science, or African agriculture.

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