Nigeria Launches New Livestock Policy at FAO Forum in Rome - Boosting Productivity and Food Security
Nigeria unveiled a new Livestock Development Policy at the FAO Global Forum in Rome. The policy, presented by Minister of Livestock Development Idi Mukhtar Maiha, focuses on improving feed quality, strengthening supply chains, and boosting productivity in the livestock sector.
The initiative aims to enhance animal health, increase food availability, and combat malnutrition. Minister Maiha highlighted the importance of technology adoption for economic transformation and emphasized collaboration among stakeholders.
The reforms also aim to raise farmer income and promote innovation in the agribusiness sector. This policy is crucial for Nigeria's agricultural sector's growth and food security efforts.
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