Zimbabwe News Update
herald
3 min read
IN an era in which the pressures of climate change and rural industrialisation are fast reshaping the agricultural landscape, farmers need to re-evaluate their livestock management systems to ensure they not only survive, but even flourish under that rapidly changing environment.
It is a fact that rural industrialisation or urban expansion are happening all over the country, pushing the stakes higher than ever for farmers who currently stand at the crossroads where traditional practices interface with modern processes and challenges.
On the one hand, the current climate change challenges have also not made the situation any better, with pastures dwindling under the onslaught of recurrent droughts while sprawling settlements have added to the squeeze that has left very little grazing space for livestock.
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