Serious fodder shortage hits Zimbabwe’s dairy industry

게시됨 2024년 5월 26일

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Zimbabwe is facing a significant fodder shortage, resulting in an estimated annual loss of 8,3 million litres of milk, valued at approximately US$4,6 million. The shortage is due to the impact of Covid-19, climate shocks, and the conflict between Ukraine and Russia. The Zimbabwe Association of Dairy Farmers has launched a multi-stakeholder platform (MSP) for the feed and fodder sector as part of the resilient African feed and fodder systems project (RAFFS project) to address these shortages. The country is focusing on improving fodder availability, enhancing dairy farming practices, and supporting smallholder farmers to create a more resilient and productive agricultural sector.
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Source: Serious fodder shortage hits Zim’s dairy industry – The Standard ZIMBABWE is facing a significant fodder shortage, resulting in an estimated annual loss of 8,3 million litres of milk, valued at approximately US$4,6 million, a dairy industry official has said. This shortage has a substantial impact on the livestock sector, affecting milk production and the overall economy. The feed and fodder sector is critical to the country’s agricultural and livestock economy, with dairy farming being a significant contributor to the country’s agricultural gross domestic product. But the impact of Covid-19, climate shocks, and the conflict between Ukraine and Russia has had significant implications for livestock farmers and those involved in the feed sector. These crises have severely disrupted Zimbabwe’s feed and fodder input and supply chains, resulting in shortages. This has significant implications for development objectives, livelihoods, food security, and nutrition. Speaking during ...

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