Livestock breeders set to benefit from genetic export deal

New Kenyan agreement reflects UK's 'global reputation for excellence', says Defra

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Sheep and goat breeders could benefit from new Kenya genetic export deal
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Sheep and goat breeders could benefit from new Kenya genetic export deal

UK sheep and goat breeders have gained access to Kenya's estimated 46 million-strong livestock market as part of a new deal on genetic exports. The Government said the agreement - worth around £700,000...

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