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Grazing reserves can cut Nigeria’s $1.5bn milk imports – FMLD

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Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Livestock Development aims to reduce $1.5bn milk imports by developing grazing reserves, boosting local production and livest Read More: https://punchng.com/grazing-reserves-can-cut-nigerias-1-5bn-milk-imports-fmld/

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