An electronic disease surveillance system is improving early detection of livestock diseases, making interventions more accurate and effective

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Lore, T. 2019. An electronic disease surveillance system is improving early detection of livestock diseases, making interventions more accurate and effective. IN: ILRI. 2019. ILRI annual report 2018. Nairobi, Kenya: ILRI.

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  • Lore, Tezira A.

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