DAR ES SALAAM — DODOMA: LIVESTOCK keeping, crop farming and community forest conservation can co-exist while helping to reduce land-use conflicts if local communities are involved in planning and managing land resources, a study has found. The findings emerged from a research project conducted in the Suledo Forest area of Kiteto District, Manyara Region, which examined how farmers, pastoralists The post Study calls for co-existence among livestock keepers, farmers and communities in managing land resources appeared first on Daily News.
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