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Gauteng budget prioritises animal health and infrastructure
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By: Ricardo Bueno Piedras Negras, Coahuila.- The National Confederation of Cattle Organizations (CNOG) proposed a series of strategic measures to improve the process of exporting livestock and strengthen the health status of the country. This was announced by Abel Ayala, president of the Regional Livestock Union of Piedras Negras, when highlighting the agreements made during a recent national meeting of the sector. Among the central issues, was …
Gauteng budget prioritises animal health and infrastructure
Over 15% of the Gauteng Department of Agriculture and Rural Development’s (GDARD) budget for 2025/2026 has been earmarked to promote animal health. This came to light on Sunday when details of GDARD’s budget were shared. The department’s total allocation for the coming year is R671,1 million, of which Veterinary Services has been allocated R104 million. […] The post Gauteng budget prioritises animal health and infrastructure appeared first on Ag…
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