Zimbabwe: Minister bemoans effects of COVID-19, El Nino on livestock production

게시됨 2024년 5월 22일

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Zimbabwe's livestock sector faces significant challenges due to COVID-19, El Nino, and other global crises, resulting in low productivity and high mortality rates. To combat these issues, the government has introduced the Livestock Growth Plan, focusing on improving livestock nutrition and resilience in the feed and fodder sector. Agriculture Deputy Minister David Marapira highlighted the potential of the smallholder sector and the importance of livestock for food security and rural livelihoods, emphasizing the inclusion of women in these efforts. This initiative aligns with a broader continental effort to promote inclusivity and reduce hunger and malnutrition.
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Source: Minister bemoans effects of COVID-19, El Nino on livestock production –Newsday Zimbabwe AGRICULTURE deputy minister David Marapira has bemoaned the setbacks brought to the livestock sector by the COVID-19 era and the ongoing El Nino phenomenon. Speaking at the Country-Specific Feed and Fodder Multi-Stakeholder Platform held in Harare on Monday, Marapira said besides contributing to low productivity and high mortality rate among animals, the period has also seen a shortage of raw materials, inputs, and shrinking export markets. “The livestock sector, like all other sectors in Zimbabwe, has not been spared by the negative effects of the current and ongoing global crises such as recurrent droughts and other climatic vagaries, effects of the COVID-19 era, Russia/Ukraine war,” he said. “These have contributed, either directly or indirectly to low production and productivity of the basic source of feed for grazing livestock has been negatively impacted by the droughts, white ...

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