THE ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF DISTRIBUTION SHAMI GOAT IMPROVED AT BREEDERS IN SYRIAN ARABIC REPUBLIC

Dayoub, Moammar; Babily, Mohammad; Mohammad, Mouafak; Khnefis, Ali

doi:10.33899/magrj.2019.161413

	THE ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF DISTRIBUTION SHAMI GOAT IMPROVED AT BREEDERS IN SYRIAN ARABIC REPUBLIC
Mesopotamia Journal of Agriculture
Article 3, Volume 46, Issue 1, 2018, Pages 23-33 PDF (716.73 K)
Document Type: Research
DOI: 10.33899/magrj.2019.161413
Authors
Moammar Dayoub^* ¹; Mohammad Babily²; Mouafak Mohammad²; Ali Khnefis²
¹General Commission for Scientific Agricultural Research. Administration of Socio-economics Research. Douma, P. O. Box 113, Damascus, Syria.
²General Commission for Scientific Agricultural Research, Aleppo Agriculture Research Centre, , Syria
Abstract
The study was conducted in the province of Aleppo, a random sample of sheep farmers spread over more areas of administrative intensity of the goats in Aleppo, the sample was 76 farmers and mountain goats Shami who rear goats. This study aimed to evaluate the performance of Shami goats when compared to educators with research stations and the statement following and Genetic effect of the improvement of the herd, which come in to him Shami goats improved. Percentage increase in the amount of milk compared to the Shami goats and mountain goats Almassalb already existing educators in 74% - 121.1%, respectively It was also noted the high proportion of twins in Shami goats by 27.3% - 56.7% compared with goats and mountain Almssalb respectively . The percentage of reproductive-Shami goats with educators in the sample of 147%, while 90% of the mountain. While the percentage of abortions among al-Shami in the sample studied 6%, while the mountain, reaching up to 9%. Shami goats achieved an increase in the milk worth for 3120.L .S in excess of the mountain and 2440' L.S. Almassalb in excess of the year. These results confirm the importance of improving animal breeder flock improved taken of agricultural research
Keywords
Economic Evaluation; Improved Shami goat; mountain goats; Almssalb

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