STATE AND PERSPECTIVES FOR DEVELOPMENT OF THE BULGARIAN STUDIES, CONCERNING CONTROL OF FERTILITIES OF SHEEP

Nikola T. Metodiev

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Agriculture & Food 2026, 14th International Conference

10-13 August, Burgas, Bulgaria

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Agriculture & Food, Volume 1, 2013

STATE AND PERSPECTIVES FOR DEVELOPMENT OF THE BULGARIAN STUDIES, CONCERNING CONTROL OF FERTILITIES OF SHEEP

Nikola T. Metodiev

Pages: 47-57
Publié: 1 Jan 2013
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Résumé: The synchronization of fertilities and births of the ewes are main elements of the reproductive management in sheep breeding The aim of the present review is to summarize the studies during last 10 years in the area of estrus control of sheep and to do recommendations for future studies.

Mots-clés : ewes, estrus, synchronization

Citer cet article : Nikola T. Metodiev. STATE AND PERSPECTIVES FOR DEVELOPMENT OF THE BULGARIAN STUDIES, CONCERNING CONTROL OF FERTILITIES OF SHEEP. Journal of International Scientific Publications: Agriculture & Food 1, 47-57 (2013). https://www.scientific-publications.net/en/article/1002935/

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