Livestock Industry Foundation for Africa's Blog
The Nigeria Poultry Industry is one of the most influential sub sectors of the agricultural industry contributing significantly to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Nigeria. Avian Influenza is a …
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As the case of COVID-19 travels round the globe, a large part of the society and the economy has been disrupted. Poultry industry production chain has not been left untouched, …
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The seminar took place on 25th November, 2020 at Peacock event centre, Off Fate road, Ilorin which attracted many professionals from different fields across agriculture and non agricultural sectors. The …
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The poultry production in Nigeria amount up to 454 million tonnes of poultry output meat per annum and 26 billion table eggs per annum with a standing population of over …
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Egg, Is it high-protein wonder also as beneficial in a diabetes diet? If yes, then how many should you consume in a day? The growing rate of diabetes in humans …
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African Swine Fever (ASF) started an unparalleled invasion of the World around 2006 with the first occurrence reported in Causasus region, Georgia in 2007 then spread throughout Western Europe, Central …
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Livestock Industry Foundation for Africa (LIFA) on 8th September, 2020 presented a zoom lecture on Epidemiology, Chemotherapy and Dietary Management of Fowl Cholera in Humid Tropical Climate; case study from …
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Today, LIFA received distinguish AMO Farm Sieberer (AMO) representatives in her office for a crucial industry meeting. The meeting was necessary following invitation by LIFA to discuss issues pertaining the …
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Noiler is a home grown indigenous breed from Nigeria, with interesting testimonies. LIFA policy of advocacy aim at promoting the strength of all locally developed inputs and services that will …
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The Poultry Association of Nigeria (PAN) Oyo state chapter yesterday 11th August, 2020 held a press conference at the Nigeria Union of Journalist centre, Oyo state; to call on the …
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