Livestock Industry Foundation for Africa's Blog
Poultry and fish farming have grown in Nigeria, helping to increase food supply and to generate employment for the teeming youth population. However, harsh economic conditions have kept the cost …
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Egg immunoglobulin IgY is the functional equivalent of IgG in man and in chickens, it is stored in the yolk of egg. Chickens have the ability to store numerous antibodies …
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The President, Dr Stephen Adejoro on 19th May 2020, represented Livestock Industry Foundation for Africa (LIFA) at pensioner FM, Ibadan. Dr Stephen Adejoro was invited to speak on the topic …
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Amidst the Covid-19 pandemic, lockdown, interstate travel ban and the dwindling economy posed by fall in oil prices, the agricultural crop and livestock industry continue to face increase loss of …
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The COVID-19 outbreak has no doubt wreaked havoc on a number of livestock businesses in Nigeria and sub – Sahara Africa. In Nigeria, the outbreak initiated total lock down in …
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There have been numerous debates about the workability of curfew and lockdown initiated in Nigeria in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The concern is that majority of Nigerian population are informal …
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As Nigeria records more cases of COVID-19, it is pertinent that LIFA updates you on how the disease may affects your livestock agri-business and measures you can take to prepare …
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Livestock Industry foundation for Africa (LIFA) on 28th February, 2020 enjoyed the courtesy visit of the Counselor for Agricultural Affairs of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) at her …
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The President, Dr Stephen Adejoro and the Director of Administration, Mrs Adefunke Adejoro on 14th February, 2020 represented Livestock Industry Foundation for Africa (LIFA) at a Netherlands’ structured-Agribusiness Council’s interactive …
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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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