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Rwanda launches grass planting initiative to combat animal feed shortages

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What happened

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The Rwandan government launched a grass planting initiative in Nyagatare district to address animal feed shortages across the country. The Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Resources announced the program, which is supported by FAO. The initiative involves distributing 15 million pasture grass seedlings, including two million Juncao Napier grass seedlings in Nyagatare district.

From allafrica.com

Why it matters

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The program aims to encourage farmers to grow their own livestock feed, reducing reliance on scarce natural pasture. Juncao Napier grass is promoted for its nutritional value, which can support increased milk production, and its ability to withstand dry spells. Animal feed shortages are cited as a major obstacle to making livestock keeping a profitable business in Rwanda.

An initiative targeting communities has also been launched in Gakenke District, Rwanda.

From allafrica.com

Who's involved

  • RwandaThe country implementing the grass planting initiative.
  • Nyagatare districtThe district where the grass planting initiative was launched.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • University of Rwanda might see increased demand for agricultural research and technical guidance.

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