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Lack of dipping facilities affects cattle population

Mthokozisi by Mthokozisi
June 1, 2020
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Lack of dipping facilities affects cattle population

FARMERS in Chibombo have continued losing cattle due to lack of dipping facilities.
The Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU) said farmers in the area have been affected by the rise in corridor diseases.
According to the ZNFU Friday brief, the veterinary office in Chibombo confirmed the development and that if not addressed, it is likely to negatively impact on the growth of the livestock sector 

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