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LAHORE: “Implementation of the traceability system in the livestock sector will not only lead to enhanced quality...

Agriculturalist Lenworth Fulton has weighed in on the recent incidents of motorists crashing into animals along major roadways, resulting in a number of deaths, and contends that this, in some ways, is caused by carryover from colonial days. “On...

The announcement Monday by Prime Minister Mr Andrew Holness that there is to be a special task force to fight praedial larceny can be taken as a suggestion that the country is losing the battl...

No more Grand Gala tickets The Jamaica Cultural Development Commission (JCDC) is advising that because of high demand, there are no more tickets for the Grand Gala, which is scheduled for today at the National Stadium in St Andrew. JCDC says...

The Ministry of Agriculture is urging all cattle and small ruminant owners to remove their livestock from major roads and highways to ensure the safety of both commuters and animals.  Recently, cattle wandered onto roadways in the Westmoreland...

Agriculture Minister Floyd Green's well-intentioned but clearly naïve plan to stage a retreat for judges to school them on the seemingly unstoppable harm being done by farm thieves is the late...

The agriculture ministry has announced an upcoming awareness campaign aimed at educating and engaging farmers on the Namibia Livestock Identification and Traceability System...

The Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) centre for pastoral areas and livestock development in Eastern Africa wants to adopt some of Namibia’s livestock strategies...

KATHMANDU, April 28: A Traceability System has been implemented in Nepali Orthodox tea from Thursday. Accordingly, the tea products on sale now must have a barcode attached that provides the customers all the necessary information about the product.

How women veterinarians are bolstering traceability and food safety in Georgia