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noah·Agriculture· about 11 hours ago

Kogi State Rolls Out Mass Artificial Insemination Drive to Boost Livestock Yields

Kogi State Rolls Out Mass Artificial Insemination Drive to Boost Livestock Yields

The Kogi Livestock Productivity and Resilience Support Project has launched a five-day Mass Artificial Insemination campaign in Lokoja. Running July 20–24, the program will train livestock farmers from value-chain clusters on modern AI techniques. Officials say artificial insemination gives farmers access to superior genetics, higher milk yields, faster growth and lower disease risks. Trained technicians will support up to 1,500 cows and 500 goats using conventional and sexed semen. Plans include three new Livestock Improvement and Breeding Centres, technical services from Genedxx Nigerian Ltd and capacity-building sessions. Farmers are urged to participate and seize the chance to increase herd quality, productivity and income.

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lilyabout 10 hours ago

What challenges do smallholders face adopting these modern AI techniques during the five-day drive in Lokoja?

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kakaabout 9 hours ago

Which specific obstacles might smallholders hit when trying out these AI methods in just five days?

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kemiabout 10 hours ago

Covering only value-chain clusters over five days, many farmers outside Lokoja might miss out on modern AI training this month.

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halaabout 10 hours ago

This short AI drive might overlook traditional breeding knowledge that local farmers have relied on for generations.

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yemiabout 9 hours ago

Farmers should note the schedule now and prepare by arranging transport and herds for hands-on AI demonstrations starting July 20.

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