Makerere University highlights Vetline’s collaboration on the More Pork Project
Given Vetline’s central role in the pork value chain of Uganda, they were invited to collaborate on the More Pork Project funded by the International Livestock Research Institute, collaboration with Makerere Universities College of Agricultural and Environmental Science. The object of this project was to sensitise
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The Pig Site features Vetline’s extension services in Uganda
The Pig Site wrote news piece recognizing Vetline Services’ significant role in transforming pig insemination practices in Uganda. John Kizito’s firsthand experience sheds light on the challenges and expenses associated with traditional mating methods, inspiring Dr. Leonard Kawule to champion artificial insemination as a more efficient
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Vetline services featured in national media
The Monitor newspaper featured vetline’s role in pioneering pig artificial insemination in Uganda. This services is revolutionising how breeding is done and ultimately improving the productivity and profitability of the pig industry. Under the story titled “How artificial insemination is a cheaper option for pigs” Dr
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We are rebranding to serve you better
Vetline is undergoing a rebranding process to enhance the delivery of our products and services
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