Livestock support project to vaccinate 1.4 million animals in 2025, strengthen disease control in Nigeria
RIFAN seeks reintroduction of warehousing system
FG releases eight pasture varieties to boost livestock production
Moringa cultivation is inherently sustainable as it requires minimal water and inputs making it well-suited to regions facing climatic uncertainties. As the global conversation around sustainable farming and healthier food options grows louder Moringa oleifera – a fast-growing nutrient-rich tree native to tropical and subtropical regions in India and Africa…
In order to revive a 6.5 hectare plantain plantation in Nasarawa State AA Divine Agro Farms Limited and the Community Allied Farmers Association of Nigeria (COMAFAS) have entered into a partnership to ensure sustainable production. Isiaka Adamu Adamu the managing director of AA Divine Agro Farms Limited and Dr Austine…
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Work gets underway on Saintfield Heritage Park
Wales should be officially bovine TB-free by 2041 according to the Welsh Government but farmers are sceptical of that pledge.
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The Livestock Support Project in Nigeria aims to vaccinate 1.4 million animals in 2025 as part of efforts to strengthen disease control in the country. The project which is a collaboration between the Nigerian government and international partners seeks to improve the health and productivity of livestock in the country. This initiative is expected to benefit small-scale farmers and herders who rely on livestock for their livelihoods. By vaccinating animals against common diseases the project aims to reduce the risk of disease outbreaks and improve the overall health of Nigerias livestock population. This will ultimately contribute to the countrys economic growth and food security.
The Livestock Support Project in Nigeria aims to vaccinate 1.
4 million animals in 2025 as part of efforts to strengthen disease control in the country.
The project which is a collaboration between the Nigerian government and international partners seeks to improve the health and productivity of livestock in the country.
This initiative is expected to benefit small-scale farmers and herders who rely on livestock for their livelihoods.
By vaccinating animals against common diseases the project aims to reduce the risk of disease outbreaks and improve the overall health of Nigerias livestock population.
This will ultimately contribute to the countrys economic growth and food security.
Revealed - the list of trade stand winners at Balmoral Show 2025 - were you there?
Supporters of Comté argue that its production standards are already among the most environmentally ambitious in Europe and view the criticism as part of a broader attack on livestock farming.
Livestock support project to vaccinate 1.4 million animals in 2025, strengthen disease control in Nigeria
RIFAN seeks reintroduction of warehousing system
FG releases eight pasture varieties to boost livestock production
Moringa cultivation is inherently sustainable as it requires minimal water and inputs making it well-suited to regions facing climatic uncertainties. As the global conversation around sustainable farming and healthier food options grows louder Moringa oleifera – a fast-growing nutrient-rich tree native to tropical and subtropical regions in India and Africa…
Moringa cultivation is inherently sustainable as it requires minimal water and inputs making it well-suited to regions facing climatic uncertainties.
As the global conversation around sustainable farming and healthier food options grows louder Moringa oleifera – a fast-growing nutrient-rich tree native to tropical and subtropical regions in India and Africa….
In order to revive a 6.5 hectare plantain plantation in Nasarawa State AA Divine Agro Farms Limited and the Community Allied Farmers Association of Nigeria (COMAFAS) have entered into a partnership to ensure sustainable production. Isiaka Adamu Adamu the managing director of AA Divine Agro Farms Limited and Dr Austine…
In order to revive a 6.
5 hectare plantain plantation in Nasarawa State AA Divine Agro Farms Limited and the Community Allied Farmers Association of Nigeria (COMAFAS) have entered into a partnership to ensure sustainable production.
Isiaka Adamu Adamu the managing director of AA Divine Agro Farms Limited and Dr Austine….
Food security, regional economic inclusion key to Nigeria’s long-term stability – President Tinubu
The BATN Foundation has partnered with the agribusiness arm of southwest Agriculture Company (SWAgCo) to drive sustainable agricultural...
The BATN Foundation has partnered with the agribusiness arm of southwest Agriculture Company (SWAgCo) to drive sustainable agricultural.
Work gets underway on Saintfield Heritage Park
Wales should be officially bovine TB-free by 2041 according to the Welsh Government but farmers are sceptical of that pledge.
Wales should be officially bovine TB-free by 2041 according to the Welsh Government but farmers are sceptical of that pledge.
Experts project Gambia to receive significant rains ahead of cropping season
The Livestock Support Project in Nigeria aims to vaccinate 1.4 million animals in 2025 as part of efforts to strengthen disease control in the country. The project which is a collaboration between the Nigerian government and international partners seeks to improve the health and productivity of livestock in the country. This initiative is expected to benefit small-scale farmers and herders who rely on livestock for their livelihoods. By vaccinating animals against common diseases the project aims to reduce the risk of disease outbreaks and improve the overall health of Nigerias livestock population. This will ultimately contribute to the countrys economic growth and food security.
The Livestock Support Project in Nigeria aims to vaccinate 1.
4 million animals in 2025 as part of efforts to strengthen disease control in the country.
The project which is a collaboration between the Nigerian government and international partners seeks to improve the health and productivity of livestock in the country.
This initiative is expected to benefit small-scale farmers and herders who rely on livestock for their livelihoods.
By vaccinating animals against common diseases the project aims to reduce the risk of disease outbreaks and improve the overall health of Nigerias livestock population.
This will ultimately contribute to the countrys economic growth and food security.
Revealed - the list of trade stand winners at Balmoral Show 2025 - were you there?
Supporters of Comté argue that its production standards are already among the most environmentally ambitious in Europe and view the criticism as part of a broader attack on livestock farming.
Supporters of Comté argue that its production standards are already among the most environmentally ambitious in Europe and view the criticism as part of a broader attack on livestock farming.