Livestock Industry Foundation for Africa's Blog
Livestock Industry Foundation for Africa (LIFA) still in her quest to share and improve livestock oriented knowledge announces her collaboration with World Veterinary Education in Production Animal Health (WVEPAH). This …
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Livestock Africa magazine calls for articles to be included in her first issue of e-magazine. The theme for this issue is “KNOWLEDGE CAPITALIZATION FOR LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY“ We are calling for …
Read More We earlier announced that our e-magazine will be launching soon. I am pleased to introduce the cover page for the first edition of our e-magazine; Livestock Africa. Livestock Africa will …
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There is a high tendency that if we start commercializing our indigenous breeds, they will easily adapt and develop high resistance to heat stress. The poultry sector is a booming …
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Livestock Industry Foundation for Africa (LIFA) believes that Nigeria should by now drive a more proactive management approach to the control of Avian Influenza (AI) epizootics. Nigeria is a potentially …
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Nigeria, a country with over 170million people and with most of her population living in poverty was recently described as the poverty capital of the world falling behind India. A …
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Dr Stephen was presented the award for his immense contribution to Livestock production in Nigeria, Africa and beyond. The 55th Anniversary Public Lecture and Award Ceremony of The Association of …
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This opportunity will give us a wonderful experience and time to reach farmers on our laudable initiatives. Livestock Industry Foundation for Africa (LIFA) in her tireless devotion to propagate and …
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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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