Livestock Industry Foundation for Africa's Blog
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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Over 249 participants from various livestock fields to include livestock farmers, Veterinarians, Animal scientists, Students and other professionals gathered at the Kano State Library Hall, on 4th March, 2020 during …
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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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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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Livestock Industry Foundation for Africa is pleased to announce the release of her first issue of e-magazine “Livestock Africa”. The e-magazine is borne out of huge concern to disseminate more livestock …
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LIFA was in North central of Nigeria few weeks ago. We were fascinated by the method used by a native woman in preparing a special egg delicacy for families and …
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This is one of our initiatives. A cattle fattening program mixed with other livestock and can be practiced on a small piece of land. This is the concept we preach …
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LIFA is promoting Nigerian indigenous egg recipe on her platform. The promotion was important to help reduce the lingering perennial issue of egg glut in Nigeria. LIFA believes that more …
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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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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