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J&K, New Zealand Govts to jointly develop sheep husbandry sector in UT - Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism - Vimarsana News

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*Dulloo meets delegates, calls for giving thrust to mutton production Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Aug 23: Additional Chief Secretary (ACS), Agriculture Production Department, Atal Dulloo chaired a meeting with expert delegation from New Zealand in connection with survey of ruminant sector in Jammu & Kashmir. It is pertinent to mention that a Memorandum of Cooperation has already been signed between Governments of Jammu & Kashmir and New Zealand for overhauling sheep husbandry sector in the region through transfer of technology, research […]

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J&K, New Zealand govts to jointly develop sheep husbandry sector - Vimarsana News

J&K, New Zealand govts to jointly develop sheep husbandry sector

Uniindia: Jammu, Aug 23 (UNI) The governments of Jammu and Kashmir and the New Zealand have agreed to jointly develop sheep husbandry sector in J&K.

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J&K, NZ govts to jointly develop sheep husbandry sector in UT

Atal Dulloo meets delegates from NZ

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