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Things to note about milking cows - Vimarsana News

Things to note about milking cows

Cows can live for 20 years or more under a natural healthy life. Typically, dairy cows will be slaughtered after three or four lactations because their milk production drops or they become...

Seeds of gold farm clinic: Trainers ready to tech farmers new skills - Vimarsana News

Seeds of gold farm clinic: Trainers ready to tech farmers new skills

As in the past, there will be dozens of experts at the clinic to answer all your burning questions

Housing requirements under zero grazing for starters - Vimarsana News

Housing requirements under zero grazing for starters

Feeding troughs can be made from old water baths, used tractor tyres or wood

African CSOs boycott UN food conference - Vimarsana News

African CSOs boycott UN food conference

Daily Monitor Friday May 07 2021 Farmers water tomatoes at a garden in Awach Sub-county, Gulu District, last month. Some Civil Society Organisations have cancelled their participation in the United Nations Food Systems Summit. PHOTO/TOBBIAS JOLLY OWINY Summary According to them, large-scale agriculture also requires major investments in the form of machinery, grains and seeds meaning that poorer farmers in many African countries are excluded from the advantages of intensive agriculture. In March 2018, delegates under the Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa (AFSA) converged at a high-level...

Making the most of home-grown forage - Vimarsana News

Making the most of home-grown forage

Making the most of home-grown forage Saturday May 01 2021 Summary There is growing interest in optimising the quality and quantity of home-grown forage for livestock but it takes skills and knowledge to do that. Proper production, experts say, influences the quality of fodder Advertisement The rainy season is a good time to grow forage. This is because during the dry months, livestock demands often exceed available pastures. Therefore, livestock farmers are faced with the decision of over utilising pastures, untimely selling of cattle or finding alternative feed resources. Although most pastu...