The Department of Animal, Aquaculture and Range Sciences, from Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA), proudly congratulates Mr. Ezekiel Petro Maro on the successful defence of his MSc in Tropical Animal Production. Mr. Maro’s dissertation, titled “An Assessment of the Performance and Beef Quality Attributes of Boran Crossbred Cattle Finished Using Different Strategies,” examined how finishing […]
BSc. ANimal Science BSc. Aquaculture BSc. Range Management Year 1, Semester II Animal Science, Semester II Aquaculture, Semester II Range Management, Semester II Year 1, Academic Unit Results Animal Science, Academic Unit Aquaculture, Academic Unit Range Management, Academic Unit Year 2, Semester IV Animal Science, Semester IV Aquaculture, Semester IV Range Management, Semester IV Year […]
The department is delighted to congratulate Mr. Maziku Zephania Makoye on the successful defence of his Master of Science degree in Aquaculture from the Department of Animal, Aquaculture and Range Sciences, Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA). Mr. Maziku conducted his research on “Circular Economy Adoption in Vermiprotein and Vermicompost Production Using Eisenia fetida.” The study […]
The Agrigenomics Axiom™ Microarray Research Programme is now accepting applications from doctoral and post-doctoral researchers across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) who are driving innovation in plant and animal genomics. This initiative offers a unique opportunity to access cutting-edge microarray technology, strengthen research capacity, and secure funding support for advanced genomic studies. Apply […]
A recent study by Dawite et al. (2025), published in the International Journal of Animal Science and Technology, explores the current manure management practices and factors influencing the adoption of biogas technology among smallholder dairy farmers in Northern Tanzania. The research provides timely insights into sustainable waste management solutions and renewable energy opportunities for rural […]
The domestic chicken (Gallus gallus domesticus) occupies a central role in global agriculture. Although today it is found worldwide, its domestication began in Southeast Asia and the Indian subcontinent around 10,000 years ago. Genetic and archaeological research demonstrates that multiple wild junglefowl species, including Red, Grey, and Ceylon junglefowl, contributed to chicken ancestry through recurrent […]