Wubishet Tesfaye's scientific contributions
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Publications (3)
The experiment was executed by Fedis Agricultural Research Center (FARC) for two consecutive years (2017/18 and 2018/19). It was conducted on-farm at Babile district of Bishan Babile and Ifa kebeles with 5 Rhodes grass (Chloris gayana) cultivars namely; ILRI-7384, CV-massaba-13329, ILRI-6633, DZ-253 and local check. Experimental plots were laid out...
The study was conducted at lowland of Fedis district during 2018 and 2019 growing season to evaluate the performance of eleven improved pigeon pea genotypes for agronomic yield and nutritional composition. The study revealed that there were no significant differences among pigeon pea genotypes in terms of days to flowering and maturity. However, si...
Livestock production in the lowlands of Eastern Oromia of Ethiopia depends mainly on natural pastures and crop residues which are of poor quality and the yield is generally low during the dry season. Therefore, there is a need to introduce alternative forages of high quality that are adapted to the region. The objective of this study was to identif...
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... This might be Masaba variety does not fully fl ower at the highland to give the seed rather it provides fresh biomass grass. The result of this study was similar to [25] as more yield was obtained from ILRI-7384 than Masaba and the seed yield of Rhodes grass production on farmers' land can be 0.6-6.5 qt/ha [26]. ...
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... Te livestock sector in Ethiopia is characterized by low productivity due to insufcient availability of afordable high-quality animal feed all year, with especially acute gaps in the country's drought-prone regions. Cultivated foragebased diets are critical to meeting animal feed requirements while reducing GHG emissions [96][97][98]. In growing animals, diets having more than 85% cultivated forages can support a daily body weight gain of up to 1 kg. ...
