Speech of the Acting Director AU-IBAR Parliamentary Agricultural Committee Consultative Workshop on the Dairy Industry Bill, the Livestock Bill, the Livestock Master Plan and Livestock Identification and Traceability Regulations 2021
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2021-12-13Authors
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Nwankpa, Nick (Dr.)
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Speech of the AU-IBAR Director, Dr. Nick Nwankpa, during Parliamentary Agricultural Committee Consultative Workshop on the Dairy Industry Bill, the Livestock Bill, the Livestock Master Plan and Livestock Identification and Traceability Regulations 2021. Workshop was held from 13-18 December, 2021 in Mombasa, Kenya.
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