NIAS
4 Mar
.NIAS unveils technology to check day-old chicks’ adulteration The country’s feed production has fallen from about 4.5 million metric tonnes to 3.8 metric tonnes. In the last two years, the country lost about .7m metric tonnes owing to high cost of major ingredients for feed such as maize. The Head, Inspectorate and Compliance Department, feed production(NIAS), Mr. Olufemi Atunbi,…
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