Seeding solutions: How forage innovation can close Southeast Asia’s ruminant feed gap
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Southeast Asia’s appetite for animal-sourced foods is growing rapidly, but ruminant livestock farmers across the region are hitting a hard limit: there simply isn’t enough quality feed to go around. Without change, this shortage will hold back productivity, rural incomes, and the sustainability of livestock systems.
A recent study covering Vietnam, Cambodia, Timor-Leste, Laos, and Thailand has laid out the scale of the challenge and how improved forage seed systems could turn it into an opportunity.
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