Feed the Future Mali Livestock Technology Scaling Program (FTF-MLTS)

Feed the Future Mali Livestock Technology Scaling Program (FTF-MLTS)

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Aims to reduce ruminant livestock productivity gaps and increase the volume and value of ruminant livestock marketed and promoting the expansion of profitable livestock-based enterprises with a business model that stimulates commercial and institutional innovations, linking up producers with input and service providers and livestock buyers

Aims to reduce ruminant livestock productivity gaps and increase the volume and value of ruminant livestock marketed and promoting the expansion of profitable livestock-based enterprises with a business model that stimulates commercial and institutional innovations, linking up producers with input and service providers and livestock buyers

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