Livestock Industry Foundation for Africa's Blog
The effects of climate change in the poultry industry have manifested in various ways such as extreme drought, flooding, irregular rainfall, extreme heat and heat stress. The implications are vehement …
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It was a homely visit today when the chairman of the Association of Private Veterinary Medical Association of Oyo state; Dr Olaomo, led his executive team on a veterinary private …
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Over 120 participant from various livestock fields to include livestock farmers, Veterinarians, Animal scientists, students and other professionals gathered in Abuja on 27th November 2019 during the second edition of …
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The Faculty of Veterinary Medicine University of Ibadan, in collaboration with The Department of Veterinary and Pest Control Services, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Oyo State, The Nigerian Veterinary …
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The Poultry Association of Nigeria, Ogun State chapter (PANOGUN) on 11th October, 2019 celebrated the World Egg Day in grand style with lecture and video presentation delivered by Livestock Industry …
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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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