Pastoral systems

A pilot study into biomass yield and composition under increased stocking rates and increased stocking densities on a Namibian organic beef cattle and sheep farm
A powerful learning opportunity: Gaza’s PM&E
Assessing a demonstration farm approach for technological innovations in pastoral livestock production systems of Northern Patagonia: Participants' perceptions of stakeholder roles and innovations
Camel breeds and breeding in northern Kenya - An account of local camel breeds of northern Kenya and camel breeding management of Turkana, Rendille, Gabra, and Somali pastoralists
Caring for livestock - Borana women's perceptions on their changing role in livestock management in southern Ethiopia
Diversity in livestock resources in pastoral systems in Africa
Elusive Profits: understanding economic performance of local traders in the pastoral small ruminant value chain in northern Kenya
High impact grazing as a management tool to optimize biomass growth in northern Argentinean grassland
Kaufmann, B. 2007. Cybernetic analysis of socio-biological systems – the case of livestock management in resource-poor environments
Land Conversion Dynamics in the Borana Rangelands of Southern Ethiopia: An Integrated Assessment Using Remote Sensing Techniques and Field Survey Data
Making decisions without reliable information: The struggle of local traders in the pastoral meat supply chain
Manoeuvring through difficult terrain: How local traders link pastoralists to markets
Pastoral Livestock Systems
Pastoralism: A critical asset for food security under global climate change
Potential of pastoralist groups to manage small-stock marketing projects: A case study of groups in Farakoren and Malabot, Marsabit County, Kenya
Precision livestock farming in developing countries: creating order where uncertainty prevails
Responding to mobility constraints: Recent shifts in resource use practices and herding strategies in the Borana pastoral system, southern Ethiopia
Second-order cybernetics as a tool to understand why pastoralists do what they do
Shaping the Herders’ “Mental Maps”: Participatory Mapping with Pastoralists’ to Understand Their Grazing Area Differentiation and Characterization
Understanding the emergence and evolution of pastoral community groups from the perspective of community members and external development actors in northern Kenya