MANUALS AND LEAFLETS · NaSARRI · 2007Plant breeding
A Guide to Finger Millet Production in the mid Northern Agroecological Zone
NARO
BOOKS / MONOGRAPHS · NARL · 2007Soil Management
Advances in Integrated Soil Fertility Management in Sub-Saharan Africa: Challenges and Opportunities
Andre Bationo, Boaz Waswa, Job Kihara, Joseph kimetu
THESES AND DISSERTATIONS · NaLIRRI · 2007Livestock Health
Brucella Infection among Abattoir Workers in Kampala and Mbarara District, Uganda
Nabukenya Immaculate
Brucellosis is among the most widespread zoonotic infections. The
disease is transmitted from infected animals by direct contact with blood, fetuses and
fetal membranes, uterine secretions, and aborted material or through consumption of
…
THESES AND DISSERTATIONS · MbaZARDI · 2007Agricultural Economics
Effects of Fluctuations in Prices for Raw Milk on Profitability of Cattle Production Enterprise in Burunga Sub-County, Kiruhura District-Uganda
Moses Mwesigwa
The study was done in Burunga Sub-county to establish impact of fluctuations in raw
milk prices and to identify constraints to marketing of raw milk. Seventy seven farmers
were sampled from stratified farms according to herd size. The sm…
MANUALS AND LEAFLETS · NaSARRI · 2007Crop Management
Grow Semsim II
NaSARRI
MANUALS AND LEAFLETS · NaLIRRI · 2007Animal Husbandry
Improved Practices in Rearing Indigenous Chickens
CTA
TECHNICAL REPORTS · NaFIRRI · 2007Fisheries Management and Conservation
Investigation of the Present Factors Affecting the Population Characteristics and Relative Abundance of Nile Perch (Lates Niloticus) at Selected Trawling Sites of Western Part of Lake Victoria-Uganda, Kagegi Gulf
This report is based on the investigation of the factors
affecting population characteristics and relative abundance
of Nile perch in selected sites of Kagegi Gulf Lake
Victoria Uganda in the month of November 2006. Nine (9)
stations were sampled at depth strata of 0-10, 10-20,
and 30-40 m the mean catch rates were 20-30 as follows;4 . 77 + 2.3, 8.75+5.5,
6.33+0.3 and 1.34+1.1 tonnes per square kilometer respectively. The catch rates differed at various depth levels with p-value of 0.2940 at 5% level of significance.
Limnological parameters were temperature 25.15+0.28,
23.68+0.20, 24.74+0.13 and 25.3+0.20°C; pH of 8.0+0.00,
7.7 + 0.11, 7.66 + 0.33 and 6.32j^0.14, dissolved oxygen
7.37+0.24, 6.44+0.30, 6.32+0.14 and 6.22+0.14 mg/1; Total
nitrogen 589.82+97.2, 514.34+68.8, 690.44+257.8 and
809.03+45.02pgL-respecLively with a p-value of 0.4392 at 5% level of significance. Prey type of Nile perch indicated
65.2% of haplochromine in 0-10 m depth and other strata >10
metre were dominated by Caridina nilotica.
Generally investigations indicated that the catch rates of
Nile perch at Kagegi gulf in various depth strata probably
depended on both the physical and chemical parameters
mentioned above.
MANUALS AND LEAFLETS · NaCRRI · 2007Food Science
Making Sweet Potato Chips and Flour
CTA (Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Coopeartion)
MANUALS AND LEAFLETS · NaSARRI · 2007Entomology
Manage Pigeon Pea Pests for Increased Yields
NARO
MANUALS AND LEAFLETS · NaLIRRI · 2007Plant Pathology
Napier Stunt Disease Threatens Livestock Production in Uganda
NARO