The Malawi situation needed intervention yesterday for us to recover the rangelands they do exist but in a sorry state. All the same we can rescue the situation if we start now other wise the damage is way far too much. I started dialogue through Solidaridad I am only crossing my fingers that it will materialize and my country can start work on reversing the damage.
Patricia
Patricia Mayuni (MSc,Grad Dip.,BSc.)Anim.Sci.
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On Friday, 13 September 2019, 14:33:28 GMT+2, bridget.kakuwa@giz.de <bridget.kakuwa@giz.de> wrote:
CCARDESA is conducting site and exchange visits under its GIZ funded project Herding for Health (H4H) in Hwange with farmers from Botswana, Victoria Falls and Zambia respectively. The project encourages farmers to manage their livestock to maintain healthy rangelands, thereby mitigating the effects of climate change. The exchange visits encourage farmers to learn from one other good practices that are worth replicating.
. Follow the link below to learn more. http://www.ccardesa.org/exchanging-good-range-management-practices-sadc-...
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Patricia
Patricia Mayuni (MSc,Grad Dip.,BSc.)Anim.Sci.
National Research Coordinator for Livestock and Pasture
Department of Agriculture Research ServicesP.O Box 30779, LilongweMalawi.
mamamayuni@yahoo.co.ukmamamayuni@gmail.com
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On Friday, 13 September 2019, 14:33:28 GMT+2, bridget.kakuwa@giz.de <bridget.kakuwa@giz.de> wrote:
CCARDESA is conducting site and exchange visits under its GIZ funded project Herding for Health (H4H) in Hwange with farmers from Botswana, Victoria Falls and Zambia respectively. The project encourages farmers to manage their livestock to maintain healthy rangelands, thereby mitigating the effects of climate change. The exchange visits encourage farmers to learn from one other good practices that are worth replicating.
. Follow the link below to learn more. http://www.ccardesa.org/exchanging-good-range-management-practices-sadc-...
Feel free to share your experiences in this field.
Thank for your continued support
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Thank you for being a member of the CCARDESA online Community. For more information on CCARDESA visit our website: wwww.ccardesa.org or Follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/ccardesa and Twitter:@ccardesaa.
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