Livestock Farming and Agriculture in the Stolac Region Have Not Been Abandoned.
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19th Agriculture Expo Returns to Mulindi with Focus on Innovation and Modernization - Rwanda Dispatch
The fields of Mulindi exhibition grounds have turned into a meeting point for farmers, livestock keepers, entrepreneurs, and agricultural experts as Rwanda opens the 19th edition of the Agriculture and Livestock Exhibition, known as Agrishow 2026. The ten-day event, running from July 22 to 31, is being held under the theme “Accelerating the Transformation of […] The post 19th Agriculture Expo Returns to Mulindi with Focus on Innovation and Moder…
Despite the decline in livestock numbers in Europe and the increasing frequency of weather conditions, agricultural production in the Stolac region continues to thrive thanks to the dedicated work and adaptability of local people. In the hamlets along the new Stolac-Neum road, livestock farmers like pensioner Ivan are battling summer droughts and water shortages. Despite the difficult conditions, top-quality domestic lamb is still in high demand…
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