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Livestock in general and cattle in particular are indispensable components of rural livelihoods in Ethiopia. In semi-arid and arid parts of the country, the pastoral communities depend mainly on their livestock for their livelihoods (Little et al. 2001; Barrett et al. 2003; Ouma et al. 2007). In the more dominant mixed crop-livestock livelihood system, cattle serve in providing traction power, in generating cash, in buffering shocks, as sources of consumables, as sources of prestige, and as the main indicator of wealth. The vital importance of cattle in supporting rural livelihoods against the backdrop of negative effects of climate change and continuing erosion of animal genetic resources (AnGR) justify a thorough analysis of the preferred characteristics of cattle to guide conservation and improvement programs.

Estimating the Worth of Traits of Indigenous Breeds of Cattle in Ethiopia