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Ruminant livestock farmers in Nigeria are usually faced with problems of feed shortage for their animals especially during the dry season when there is reduction in the quality and quantity of natural pasture. Convectional feeds such as concentrate which can be fed to ruminant are expensive and are in erratic supply (Akinmutimi, 2004) therefore, livestock owners are forced to migrate with their herds in search of feed and water with consequent body weight loss due to long distance trekking. This results into reduction in both productive and reproductive capacities of the animals (FAO, 1983). It also results in communal clash between livestock owners and crop farmers. However, there are

Nutrient digestibility and blood parameters of West African dwarf sheep fed sugarcane top silage