Livestock Industry Foundation for Africa's Blog
Ignorance or none application of appropriate toxin binder prophylactics strategically, in health management system for breeder and commercial stock production may continue to account for more vertically and horizontally transmitted …
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The most obvious and viable alternative is to encourage poultry farmers to add value to their eggs or the surpluses through a segmented value addition market provided through egg processing …
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Going by the liberalization of trade, Africa will witness massive expansion of market for poultry products. Poultry management is essential for maximum production and profitability. Many farms are out of …
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One of the ways to keep up with latest technology, innovations and information in the livestock industry is to attend conferences and exhibitions. One of the ways to keep up …
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“Every holiday, I go back to analyze my data and they come out with beautiful information that can be interventions and provide solutions to issues in the industry as at …
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LIFA has identified this breed of chicken as a unique chicken type and we are ready to collaborate with private organizations or individuals to teach and empower rural communities… Globally, …
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Livestock Industry Foundation for Africa (LIFA) was present at the expo so as to equip the organization with new ideas and solutions available to the livestock industry in order to …
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“The poultry programme will revitalize the interest of youths to livestock farming and serve as a continuous cash flow while the cattle fattening will stand as capital assets with continuous …
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Livestock Industry Foundation for Africa in the quest to improve the livestock industry attends shows, exhibition and conventions so as to learn tools, methods and means of effective collaboration available …
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This post is a late version of our tour activities. Life is better lived among the rural communities. We at LIFA enjoy value addition that promotes animal food security. We …
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