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Determinants Of Broilers’ Production In The Peri Urban Areas in Dar Es Salaam: A Case Of Broiler Entrepreneurs In Ilala Municipal, Dar Es Salaam Region
This study was to analyze determinants on broilers production to entrepreneurs in Dar Es Salaam region at Kitunda ward. The data were collected from individual by using pre-tested questionnaire. Descriptive statistics such as mean and percentage, coefficient and correlation analysis were employed to
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