Chèvre Sahélienne burkinabée; Avortement; Complément alimentaire; Reproduction; Variation saisonnière; Burkina Faso

The aim of this study was to assess over two periods (dry season and wet season) the effect of a mineral supplementation covering the needs in phosphorus, iodine, copper, zinc and manganese, in association with nitrogen supplementation, on the abortion rate and other reproduction parameters of 66 Bu...

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Main Authors: I. B. Gnanda, J. S. Zoundi, A. J. Nianogo, C. Meyer, O. Zono
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: CIRAD 2005-04-01
Series:Revue d’Elevage et de Médecine Vétérinaire des Pays Tropicaux
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Online Access:http://revues.cirad.fr/index.php/REMVT/article/view/9920
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author I. B. Gnanda
J. S. Zoundi
A. J. Nianogo
C. Meyer
O. Zono
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description The aim of this study was to assess over two periods (dry season and wet season) the effect of a mineral supplementation covering the needs in phosphorus, iodine, copper, zinc and manganese, in association with nitrogen supplementation, on the abortion rate and other reproduction parameters of 66 Burkinabe Sahelian does. The four diet treatments applied were: natural grazing (nG) only; nG + mineral supplementation; nG + nitrogen supplementation; and nG + mineral and nitrogen supplementation. The dry season results showed a significant effect of the mineral and/or nitrogen supplementation on the reduction of abortion incidence. The treatment which combined both mineral and nitrogen supplementation was the most efficient because no abortion was observed in the animals that benefited from it. Among the does that aborted during the dry season, primiparous does were the most affected (50% of abortion cases). No abortion was observed during the rainy season, thus indicating the uselessness to give pregnant does mineral and nitrogen supplementation during that season, when grazing resources are plentiful and of quality. During that season goat fecundity increased by over 12.3 points (in percentages), compared to that recorded during the dry season. Whatever the season, supplementation also improved other reproduction parameters such as the fertility rate, parturition rate, fecundity rate, and kids’ weight at birth.
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spelling doaj.art-122a86efb6ed46cfa730e4f194ce29a12023-09-02T12:09:14ZengCIRADRevue d’Elevage et de Médecine Vétérinaire des Pays Tropicaux0035-18651951-67112005-04-0158425726510.19182/remvt.99209920Chèvre Sahélienne burkinabée; Avortement; Complément alimentaire; Reproduction; Variation saisonnière; Burkina FasoI. B. Gnanda0J. S. Zoundi1A. J. Nianogo2C. Meyer3O. Zono4Inera/Crrea du Sahel, BP 80, Dori, Burkina Faso.Inera, Ouagadougou, Burkina FasoInstitut du développement rural, Bobo-Dioulasso, Burkina Faso.Cirad, UPR Systèmes d’élevage, Montpellier, F-34000 France.Inera/Crrea du Sahel, Dori, Burkina FasoThe aim of this study was to assess over two periods (dry season and wet season) the effect of a mineral supplementation covering the needs in phosphorus, iodine, copper, zinc and manganese, in association with nitrogen supplementation, on the abortion rate and other reproduction parameters of 66 Burkinabe Sahelian does. The four diet treatments applied were: natural grazing (nG) only; nG + mineral supplementation; nG + nitrogen supplementation; and nG + mineral and nitrogen supplementation. The dry season results showed a significant effect of the mineral and/or nitrogen supplementation on the reduction of abortion incidence. The treatment which combined both mineral and nitrogen supplementation was the most efficient because no abortion was observed in the animals that benefited from it. Among the does that aborted during the dry season, primiparous does were the most affected (50% of abortion cases). No abortion was observed during the rainy season, thus indicating the uselessness to give pregnant does mineral and nitrogen supplementation during that season, when grazing resources are plentiful and of quality. During that season goat fecundity increased by over 12.3 points (in percentages), compared to that recorded during the dry season. Whatever the season, supplementation also improved other reproduction parameters such as the fertility rate, parturition rate, fecundity rate, and kids’ weight at birth.http://revues.cirad.fr/index.php/REMVT/article/view/9920Chèvre Sahélienne burkinabéeAvortementComplément alimentaireReproductionVariation saisonnièreBurkina Faso
spellingShingle I. B. Gnanda
J. S. Zoundi
A. J. Nianogo
C. Meyer
O. Zono
Chèvre Sahélienne burkinabée; Avortement; Complément alimentaire; Reproduction; Variation saisonnière; Burkina Faso
Revue d’Elevage et de Médecine Vétérinaire des Pays Tropicaux
Chèvre Sahélienne burkinabée
Avortement
Complément alimentaire
Reproduction
Variation saisonnière
Burkina Faso
title Chèvre Sahélienne burkinabée; Avortement; Complément alimentaire; Reproduction; Variation saisonnière; Burkina Faso
title_full Chèvre Sahélienne burkinabée; Avortement; Complément alimentaire; Reproduction; Variation saisonnière; Burkina Faso
title_fullStr Chèvre Sahélienne burkinabée; Avortement; Complément alimentaire; Reproduction; Variation saisonnière; Burkina Faso
title_full_unstemmed Chèvre Sahélienne burkinabée; Avortement; Complément alimentaire; Reproduction; Variation saisonnière; Burkina Faso
title_short Chèvre Sahélienne burkinabée; Avortement; Complément alimentaire; Reproduction; Variation saisonnière; Burkina Faso
title_sort chevre sahelienne burkinabee avortement complement alimentaire reproduction variation saisonniere burkina faso
topic Chèvre Sahélienne burkinabée
Avortement
Complément alimentaire
Reproduction
Variation saisonnière
Burkina Faso
url http://revues.cirad.fr/index.php/REMVT/article/view/9920
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