# 88: Livestock Health
July 1, 2009
This package features six scripts on livestock health, a central and vital issue for smallholder farmers in Africa. Livestock disease outbreaks can wipe out household animals, family savings, and mean the difference between food security and hunger. Also in this package are three rice scripts, one script on climate change adaptation, and one on the natural environment.
- The importance of animal nutrition in livestock production in northern Ghana
- How to prevent and treat parasitic roundworms in cattle: advice from a veterinarian and a herder
- Adventures of Neddy: A community animal health worker helps a village manage Newcastle disease
- “Spray me, I’m itchy”: What moo really means
- Animal welfare: A well-treated animal is a productive animal
- Common rabbit diseases and how to treat them successfully
- Farmers in Niger benefit from letting trees grow in their fields
- Rural communities adapting to climate change in Benin
- Rice farmers use an integrated approach for success in weed management
- Dr. Rice Panicle answers questions about rice and soil fertility
- Parboiled rice is easy to mill, cook, and sell
- Storysheet – Livestock Health
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