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Demarcate grazing areas to reduce crop destruction farmer-herder conflict – ActionAid

Mr Kanton urged chiefs and cattle owners to ensure that every herd was kept in a secure kraal, while communities should designate communal grazing areas and involve Fulbe leaders in resolving crop destruction cases fairly.
He also called on the Sissala East Municipal Assembly to enact bye-laws requiring secure kraals for large cattle herds and prohibiting night grazing during the cropping season.
She said the measure would help minimise crop destruction by cattle, ease competition over limited grazing lands, and promote peaceful coexistence between farmers and herders.
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