Rate My Professor Uma Kalu Oke

His research specializes in the improvement of productive adaptability of indigenous poultry and livestock in humid tropics, environmental impact assessments of livestock interventions, and recombinant DNA technology. Professor Oke has authored numerous papers and conference proceedings. Key publications include 'Association between body weight and some egg production traits in the guinea fowl (Numida meleagris galeata. Pallas)' (2004, Livestock Research for Rural Development), 'Comparison of egg production performance and egg quality traits of pearl and black strains of guinea fowl in a humid rain-forest zone of Nigeria' (2011, International Journal of Poultry Science), 'Effect of genotype on the haematology of Nigerian local chickens in a humid tropical environment' (2007), 'The influence of juvenile body weight and two feeding regimes during the growing phase on growth performance and early lay characteristics of pullets' (1995, Nigerian Journal of Animal Production), 'Application of physical body traits in the assessment of breed and performance of WAD sheep in a humid tropical environment' (2011, Livestock Research for Rural Development), and 'Estimation of pre-and post-weaning body weight of rabbits in a humid tropical environment using linear body measurements' (2010). Recent works cover carcass characteristics of local and exotic chicken crosses and phenotypic differentiation in Japanese quail.