Over 360 dip-tanks have been rehabilitated in Zimbabwe

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The article highlights a significant initiative by the Zimbabwean government to rehabilitate and construct over 360 dip-tanks as part of its Livestock Recovery and Growth Plan for 2021-2025. This initiative aims to control tick-borne diseases, enhance livestock health, and boost productivity by providing a consistent dipping solution for cattle. The plan includes the construction of six new dip-tanks, the rehabilitation of existing ones, and the installation of solar-powered boreholes for a sustainable water supply. Additionally, the Department of Veterinary Services is investing in extending veterinary services and improving farmers' knowledge on livestock management to enhance overall productivity.
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Source: Over 360 dip-tanks rehabilitated | The Sunday Mail Violet Chenyika AT LEAST 367 dip-tanks have been rehabilitated, while six others were constructed to boost the country’s livestock production and productivity. This is part of the Government’s Livestock Recovery and Growth Plan (2021-2025), which has identified rehabilitation and construction of dip-tanks as a key strategy in controlling tick-borne diseases. Dip-tanks are large pools filled with a solution that kills ticks. By dipping their cattle, farmers can reduce the risk of tick-borne diseases such as theileriosis, heartwater and babesiosis. In an interview with The Sunday Mail, Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) director Dr Jairus Machakwa said the Government had prioritised improving veterinary services across the country. “The rehabilitation of dip-tanks is a crucial initiative in the Livestock Recovery and Growth Plan. Dip- tanks are vital for controlling ticks and tick-borne diseases, which have a major ...

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