Bovine Fetal Wastage In Ubakala Abattoir: Public Health And Economic Implications:- Nwaokoro, Zephaniah C
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ABSTRACT viii The occurrence of fetal wastage in Ubakala abattoir for the period offive months was 12.2%. Most (40.3%) of the wasted Fetuses were in their first trimester of gestation while 26.4% and 33.3% were in their second and third trimesters respectively. It was also observed that 38% ofthe wasted fetuses Were male while 34% were females. The ratio of slaughtered cow to slaughtered pregnant cows is 8:1. This ratio is quite high and should be looked into. The economic loss is related to the wastages of fetuses in the abattoir should be carefully considered and addressed
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CHUKWUKA, N. Z. (2026). Bovine Fetal Wastage In Ubakala Abattoir: Public Health And Economic Implications:- Nwaokoro, Zephaniah C. Michael Okpara University of Agriculture. Retrieved August 21, 2026, from https://repository.mouau.edu.ng/works/bovine-fetal-wastage-in-ubakala-abattoir-public-health-and-economic-implications-nwaokoro-zephaniah-c-39-2
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CHUKWUKA, NWAOKORO, ZEPHANIAH. "Bovine Fetal Wastage In Ubakala Abattoir: Public Health And Economic Implications:- Nwaokoro, Zephaniah C." Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, 21 Aug. 2026, https://repository.mouau.edu.ng/works/bovine-fetal-wastage-in-ubakala-abattoir-public-health-and-economic-implications-nwaokoro-zephaniah-c-39-2. Accessed August 21, 2026.
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CHUKWUKA, NWAOKORO, ZEPHANIAH. "Bovine Fetal Wastage In Ubakala Abattoir: Public Health And Economic Implications:- Nwaokoro, Zephaniah C." Michael Okpara University of Agriculture (2026). Accessed August 21, 2026. https://repository.mouau.edu.ng/works/bovine-fetal-wastage-in-ubakala-abattoir-public-health-and-economic-implications-nwaokoro-zephaniah-c-39-2