Small Stock Production [Theory and Practice]
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Program Details
One of the programs offered is the Small Stock Production [Theory and Practice] - ASA3705:
This is an Undergraduate Degree, Semester module, at NQF level 7, with 12 credits.
The module is presented in English.
The purpose of this module is to enable students to identify, describe, discuss, and apply appropriate livestock production technologies and strategies for efficient sheep and goat production, contributing to sustainable food security and the development of the local livestock sector.
This module is useful for livestock technicians, agricultural scientists, and farmers interested in the selection, production, improvement, management, and marketing of live sheep and goats and their products.
The module aims to train livestock technicians to identify appropriate sheep and goat breeds, enterprises, and production systems for more efficient small stock production.
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