Livestock Industry Foundation for Africa's Blog
The Livestock Industry Foundation for Africa carried out a case study on some poultry farms in an effort to find possible solutions to the precarious poultry feed situation in Nigeria. …
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Noble FM (107.1) an indigenous radio station on 8th December 2020 invited the president of Livestock Industry Foundation for Africa (LIFA) in person of Dr. Stephen Adejoro for a discuss; …
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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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World Egg Day is celebrated around the World to help raise awareness of the benefits of eggs and their importance in human nutrition. Eggs which could be classified as SUPERFOODS …
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LIFA team paid a knowledge sharing visit to chief Folorunso Ogunnaike, a front line First generation Integrated poultry farmers in Nigeria on the 28th of July, 2020. LIFA has identified …
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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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On 8th of September, 2020 Livestock Industry Foundation for Africa presented a lecture on the Epidemiology, Chemotherapy and Dietary Management of Fowl Cholera in Humid Tropical Climate using Nigeria as …
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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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