Livestock Industry Foundation for Africa's Blog
This map can show us the risk profile of AI in Nigeria and proactive approach to National risk management can commence from the state that presented the highest sero epidemiological …
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The topic “Problems of Poultry Farm Succession from One Generation to Another” was first posted on Whatsapp social media. The topic generated a lot of responses and we felt committed …
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There is a need to exploit cheaper energy sources, to replace expensive cereals for poultry production in order to relieve the food-feed competition. The poultry industry is experiencing a …
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Dr Stephen Adejoro, President and Founder of Livestock Industry Foundation for Africa (LIFA), hereby congratulates the Poultry Association of Nigeria and all Poultry egg business stakeholders on the year 2018 …
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Congratulations to us as we celebrate our 58th Independence Anniversary. Today, can we say we are fully independent without a food independent Nigeria? The sustainable development goals (SDG) has its …
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Dr Stephen Adejoro will act as the scientific advisor in the Animal Care Sector of OLMIX Group in Nigeria and other West African Countries. Livestock Industry Foundation for Africa congratulates …
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Price uniformity may not be sustainable in table egg marketing in Nigeria because different producers who access the same market operate on different cost structures. The poultry egg markets …
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The mycotoxin contaminated cereals when used in animal feed causes mild to severe damages depending on its level of contamination. Livestock Industry Foundation for Africa (LIFA) in the quest …
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Farmers in the poultry industry also attest to low egg production, reduced live weight and increased mortality when birds are fed with aflatoxin-contaminated feed. Fungi are ubiquitous plant pathogens that …
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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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