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Camels transporting salt harvested from the Danakil Depression, Afar, Ethiopia (Photo credit: ILRI/Fiona Flintan)
New maps expose hidden facts on herders and rangelands
A woman farmer uses MoooFarm's digital applications to improve dairy cattle health and productivity. Photo: MoooFarm.
India’s high-tech milk boom
Improving production of eggs, milk and meat will benefit people in low-and middle-income countries. New studies offer pathways for closing livestock yield gaps in Tanzania and Nigeria. Photo: A. Habtamu (ILRI)
More meat, milk and eggs: a look at livestock yield gaps in Tanzania and Nigeria
LD4D Steering Committee
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Veterinary medicines on a shelf in Ghana. The new global database of Veterinary Medicines Regulators will help industry connect more effectively with regulators in low-and middle-income countries. Photo credit: Selasie Apeadu on Unsplash.
First ever global database of Veterinary Medicines Regulators to help countries access better treatments
Header image: Computer code by Markus Spiske on Unsplash
Women Working with Livestock Data #IWD2021
A cow grazes in Mayurbhanj, Odisha, India. Photo credit: S. MacMillan
What do livestock eat in Tanzania, India and Vietnam? Explore crowd-sourced data
A farmer delivers milk at a collection centre in Tanga, Tanzania. Photo credit: P. Karaimu (ILRI)
Can livestock development be ethical and sustainable? A student looks for the facts
Boran Cattle in Yabello, Ethiopia. Common standards are needed to present livestock data in a consistent manner. Photo: C. Hanotte (ILRI)
Update from the livestock ontologies working group
A livestock keeper in Bangladesh tends to his ducks. SEBI-Livestock will continue to mobilise data and evidence to support more effective livestock investments in low-and middle-income countries. Photo: WorldFish.
LD4D community will continue for five more years
A farmer in Laos tends to her cattle. Data-driven approaches are helping the livestock sector build back more sustainably. Photo: S. Mann (ILRI)
Livestock at the 2020 Big Data in Agriculture Virtual Convention