Small-scale poultry production
Ile-Ife, Nigeria and S.E.J. Swan Village Poultry Consultant Waimana, New Zealand. Small-scale poultry production iii Contents ... - Cassava 600 kg 60 000 - Peanut 60 kg 60 000 - Soybean 60 kg 30 000 - Mixed garden 150 000 Subtotal Crops 2 396 000 Animals: ...
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