US Edition30 Thousand Ranchers Will Be Trained in Sonora for Detection and Control of the Sweeping Worm - Uniradio Informa Sonora
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In support of livestock farmers, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (Sader) in Sonora will provide a total of 96 trainings starting on Monday, June 23, which will start in San Ignacio Río Muerto, and it is expected to support about 30,000 livestock farmers. The owner of the Sader in Sonora, Juan González Alvarado, said that these trainings will be carried out in conjunction with the local livestock associations which will be open …
Start a special operation for the management of the sweeper worm.
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