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Ni muhimu kwa sababu vyombo vya Tanzania vinaiandika kama mada ya kilimo — ikiwa ni pamoja na habari za kilimo, wakulima, mazao. He also urged traders and the public to stop using informal measuring methods, including buckets, bundles, tins and cans, and instead use w…

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KILIMO Aug 10, 2026 1 nukuu · 1 makala · 1 vyanzo

Proposal to Stop Using Informal Measuring Methods in Livestock Trade

Q: Habari mpya za Proposal to Stop Using Informal Measuring Methods in Li… ni zipi?

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Kihula said selling livestock based on visual estimates could result in losses for livestock keepers because they may not know the actual weight of the animals they are selling.
DODOMA: THE Weights and Measures Agency (WMA) has urged livestock keepers to stop selling animals based on visual estimates and instead use verified weighing scales to determine their actual weight and ensure they.
The call was made in Dodoma by WMA Chief Executive Officer Alban Kihula, who said the use of accurate measurements was essential in promoting fairness and transparency in livestock trade.
Let us stop selling livestock based on visual estimates.
According to Kihula, the use of accurate measurements would increase transparency in livestock trade and help reduce disputes between livestock keepers and buyers over the weight and value of animals.

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He also urged traders and the public to stop using informal measuring methods, including buckets, bundles, tins and cans, and instead use weighing scales that have been verified in accordance with the law.

Uliza chochote kuhusu mada hii — mfululizo, athari, wahusika, au uhusiano na Tanzania.