Department of Biology, University of N’Djamena, N’Djamena, Chad
Review Article
Socio-economic Study of Duck Farming in the Peri-Urban Area of N'Djamena
Author(s): Khadidja Hassaballah Hamid* and Ahamat Abdoulaye Mahamat
In a context of rapid urbanization and socioeconomic transformation in the peri-urban areas of N'Djamena (Chad), duck farming is emerging as a promising alternative activity, particularly for vulnerable populations. This study aims to characterize breeding practices, reproductive performance, as well as the constraints and opportunities related to duck production in this area. The survey was conducted from January to February 2022 in 19 villages across the provinces of Chari Baguirmi, Hadjer Lamis and N'Djamena. A total of 212 farmers were interviewed using structured questionnaires covering farmer profiles, farming systems, feeding, hygiene, animal health and reproduction. The data were analyzed using XL-STAT software, with descriptive statistics and significance tests at the 5% level. The results show that breeding is predominantly extensive (97%), practiced by men (70%), ma.. View More»
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