The integrated facility will combine poultry and aquafeed production with bulk storage, adding capacity closer to livestock and aquaculture producers in southern and southeastern Nigeria.
Olam Agri plans to bring animal feed production closer to livestock farmers in Nigeria’s South-South and South-East.
Producers say rising feed prices and higher chick costs are squeezing farm margins, prompting calls for government support to sustain poultry production in Nigeria.
The initiative forms part of a five-year programme targeting five major livestock diseases and aims to increase small-ruminant vaccination coverage by at least 20%.
Proposed measures include alternative feed ingredients, improved storage infrastructure and financing to strengthen feed security and support poultry businesses.
The planned country office will strengthen work on fish breeding, aquaculture productivity and sustainable production.
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The campaign targets three major livestock diseases, with teams set to cover all local government areas and local council development areas across the state.
The state is developing 110 hectares of grazing reserve for livestock feed production to sustain gains from Nigeria’s local dairy development programme.