A new study has revealed the extent to which dairy farmers in Tanzania are under-served by the feeds manufacturing sector, […]
Study shows how Tanzania dairy farmers stand to benefit from improved commercial feeds Read Post »
Nearly 500 delegates from over 20 countries will converge in Nairobi this morning October 27, to discuss Africa’s Animal Agriculture:
Experts to discuss livestock and livelihoods for Africa Read Post »
Scientists from the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) are among experts discussing livestock genetics at the 10th
Filling the milking glass and having some left over cash is what every farmer craves. Measuring that profit however is
Filling the milk glass: East African farmers to gain from new recording device Read Post »
Future food security will be achieved by exploiting the power of ‘new biosciences’. The new biosciences include genomics (the study
Mending our food systems: Upstream and downstream research must work together Read Post »
Experts from different scientific fields and international research organizations shared their expertise on food and nutrition security on Monday 16
Lessons from research: Delivering results from FoodAfrica Read Post »
Tilahun Seyoum is by all standards a grown up responsible husband, father and community leader. He also belongs to
Ear tags stir fresh interest in goats in Ethiopian village Read Post »
Farmer Yohannes holds his sixteen (16) eggs, five hundred Ethiopian Birr and his brand new savings account book for his
When Sasakawa-Global 2000 and the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) provided training and loans to a group of
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Three options exist to move pastoralists from vulnerable to resilient lifestyles. They are commercialization of livestock systems, payment for ecosystem
Insurance, carbon capture and markets may support pastoralists Read Post »