feed in value chains
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Shirley Tarawali FAP Symposium on Feed in Smallholder Systems, Luang Prabang, Laos, 18-19 November 2010TRANSCRIPT
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Feed in value chains
Shirley TarawaliFAP Symposium on Feed in Smallholder Systems
Luang Prabang, Laos, 18-19 November 2010
Key issue
Past feed research “supply focused”Feed in VC context – different approach:– Demand for livestock commodity – feed as an
element of value chain– Feed value chains intersecting with livestock (?
and crop) commodity value chains
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We know: its complex
Inputs and services Production Processing Marketing
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Consumers
FeedBreed
Health LandWater
GhG
Number of animals
Biomass
We know: context and livestock commodity matter
Crop livestock systems – majority of livestock commodities in developing countries
Production efficiency....shift from feed for maintenance to productivity
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Small ruminants: Ethiopia, Mali
Dairy: Nicaragua, Tanzania, India
Pigs: Vietnam, Uganda
Priority value chains- Market opportunities- Opportunities for engagement- Constraints- resolvable- Momentum/experience
We know: changing commodity demand influences feed dimensions
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Feed typeNatural grazingPlanted pasturesOther planted foragesCrop residuesCrop by productsOther by productsGrainsRoots and tubersMineral etc supplementsBalanced concentrates
Own farm
Community
Market
Policy
Feed source
Opportunities to increase feed:
Produce more --- Utilize better --- Import
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Natural grazing
Planted pastures
Planted forages
Crop residues
Crop by-products
Other by-products
Grains
Roots & tubers
Mineral/vit suppl
Balanced concentrates
Source of feed (%DM)
2010
2030Own farm
Community
Market
South Asia rain fed dairy
GapsHow to prioritise and target feed based
investments in R4D in commodity value chains?
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Institutions and policies
Innovation and knowledge
Technologies