The Chamber of Agriculture has set up a working group to assist grassland management
A grassland management working group has been set up within the National Chamber of Agriculture (NAK) to improve the conditions for grazing and meadow use – NAK told MTI on Tuesday.
Tasi Juliana, a retired associate professor on the Gödöllő campus of the Hungarian University of Agricultural and Life Sciences (MATE), was elected the professional leader of the working group. The group’s founding members include university faculty, researchers, breeders ’leaders, and practicing farmers. (MTI)
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