Milk Production: Gov’t Equips Farmers

Milk remains a valuable part of the food chain in Cameroon. yet local consumption grossly depends on imported diary. To mitigate this through import substitution, the government of Cameroon through the Livestock Development Fund at Ministry of Livestock, Fisheries, and Animal Industries (MINEPIA) in collaboration with The North West Livestock Development Fund (CDENO), equipped dairy farmers from the Centre Region with animal health protection, high-quality feed, and equipment, yesterday, October 29, 2026 in Yaounde. The initiative is being rolled out across Cameroon within the import substitution program. It has recor­ ded recent distributions of feed and support in the Northwest, West, and Centre regions with the aim to help farmers increase their production and productivity of milk that meets local demand. To en­ courage daily, producers to increase the. That present is highly impor­ ted. According to CDENO’s Administra­ tive Director Mbah Shupong Mi­ cheal, the initiative has availed over 25 hectares of land for dairy farming likewise the provision of 125 tons of high quality animal feed, wherein 616 bags of feed have been distributed to the be­ neficiaries of the Centre Region. “this will encourage farmers and guarantee Animal Health for their livestock,” Mbah Shupong Micheal sa...