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Livestock/poultry farmers affected by flooding urged to call MoA

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10 November 2022
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The Ministry of Agriculture and Lands, Fisheries and Cooperatives, through its Veterinary and Livestock Division, is asking all livestock and poultry farmers who suffered loss due to infrastructural impediments or animals that have incurred injuries or shock due to the unforeseen flooding on Tuesday, 8 November 2022, to reach out to the Ministry on phone numbers 473-440-2708 or 473-417-3238.

The Ministry is prepared to offer technical advice on animal husbandry and management practices and treatment to sick/shocked or injured animals.

Ministry of Agriculture and Land, Fisheries and Cooperatives…ensuring food and nutrition security.

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