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Papers/Reports | February 20, 2024

Cultivated forages unexploited economic & environmental benefits

In Zambia

The study proposes contextualized business models in Zambia based on both demand-pull factors and supply-push technologies. Zambia is land-linked with eight neighboring countries, and a member of two trade blocks. Therefore, Zambia could produce forage seeds for domestic use as well as the regional market and be a hub for feed production for drier neighboring countries and locations with good livestock production.

 

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