Effects of livestock import bans imposed by Saudi Arabia on Somaliland for sanitary reasons related to Rift Valley fever

Author： Soumaré Baba   Thys Eric   Berkvens Dirk   Hashi Ahmed   Van Huylenbroeck Guido  

Publisher： IP Publishing Ltd

ISSN： 0030-7270

Source： Outlook on Agriculture, Vol.35, Iss.1, 2006-03, pp. : 19-24

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