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'Budget cuts will stifle anti-tick vaccine production'
According Dr Yona Baguma, there are reports that the finance ministry has reduced NARO’s budget by sh60.57b in the financial year 2024/25.
Legislators on the parliamentary committee for agriculture, animal industry and fisheries. (Photo by Maria Wamala)
By: NewVision Reporter,
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@NewVision
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The proposed budget cuts on the NARO vote by the finance ministry will affect anti-tick vaccine production, the entity's chief has said.
According to National Crop Resources Research Institute
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