At the informal meeting of EU agriculture ministers in Dublin, Latvia emphasised the need to promote the introduction of new technologies in livestock farming, develop solutions for the early detection and control of animal diseases, and strengthen science-based solutions to reduce nutrient losses. At the meeting, Parliamentary Secretary of the Ministry of Agriculture Normunds Šmits pointed out that livestock farming is essential to ensuring an adequate food supply for the population and that…
At the informal meeting of EU agriculture ministers in Dublin, Latvia emphasised the need to promote the introduction of new technologies in livestock farming, develop solutions for the early detection and control of animal diseases, and strengthen science-based solutions to reduce nutrient losses. At the meeting, Parliamentary Secretary of the Ministry of Agriculture Normunds Šmits pointed out that livestock farming is essential to ensuring an adequate food supply for the population and that particular attention should therefore be paid to the sector’s resilience and development. The introduction of new technologies can reduce production costs, increase animal productivity and strengthen the competitiveness of farms. At the same time,…
