Methodology for estimation of meat production in North-East Hilly Region
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Meat production, Meat market, NEH Region, Register butcher, Reliability, Survey design, VillageAbstract
This article describes an alternative sampling methodology for estimation of meat production in North-East Hilly region, where existing approach leads to underestimation in meat production. The proposed methodology was implemented in East Khasi Hills district of Meghalaya to estimate the species-wise number of animals slaughtered and meat production from different sources. The estimates generated from the proposed approach were more realistic than the existing methodology.Downloads
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