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Evaluation of the livestock sector's contribution to the EU greenhouse gas emissions (GGELS) [PDF]

open access: yes, 2010
Biala, Katarzyna   +9 more
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Human pathogens from goat meat--Brucellae.

open access: yesThe Indian journal of medical research, 1970
A S, Randhawa, D S, Kalra
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Goat meat quality

Small Ruminant Research, 2005
Abstract Goat meat has been established as lean meat with favourable nutritional quality. Its attributes are concordant with present day consumer demands for leaner and nutritious meat, and hence should be the basis for promoting the meat. Sensory evaluations have shown that goat meat is acceptably palatable and desirable to consumers.
E.C. Webb, N.H. Casey, L. Simela
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Sensory evaluation of young goat meat

Meat Science, 1998
Loins from 12 young goats (three extensively reared-entire males, EE; three extensively reared-castrated males, EC; three intensively reared-entire males, IE; four intensively reared-castrated males, IC) were assessed by a trained panel of eight assessors for odour, flavour and texture using 100 mm unstructured scales.
A. Carlucci   +3 more
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U.S. Meat Goat Operations

2012
Topics include feed and pasture management, breeding management, marketing, biosecurity and disease.
, Animal, , Animal
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Breeding goats for meat production

Small Ruminant Research, 2007
Abstract This review, the second in the series on breeding goats for meat production, examines the role of crossbreeding and composite population in improving economically important traits necessary for commercial production of meat goats. In general, the crossbreeding of indigenous goats or established breeds with one or more breeds (Alpine, Beetal,
J.N.B. Shrestha, M.H. Fahmy
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Meat goat production and marketing.

Journal of Animal Science, 1995
Production opportunities, management strategies, and marketing options for meat goats in the United States are reviewed in this manuscript. The basis for any expansion must be goat production systems that are biologically and economically sustainable, meeting both producer and consumer needs.
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Effect of Different Phosphates on Quality of Goat Meat and Restructured Goat Meat Product

Agricultural Research, 2014
The study to evaluate the suitability of tetra-potassium pyrophosphate (TPP, 0.4 %), tetra-sodium pyrophosphate (TSPP, 0.4 %) and their blend (0.2 % each) for development of a restructured goat meat product was undertaken. Phosphates significantly improved (P 
Y. P. Gadekar   +3 more
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