Anti-open grazing: 44 cows impounded in Bayelsa | By: Adebayo Akinkunmi

The Bayelsa Authorities has impounded 44 cows in Yenagoa for violating the State Anti-Open Grazing Legislation.

The Process Power on the implementation and enforcement of the regulation led by the Commissioner for Agriculture and Pure Assets, Mr. David Alagoa, in firm of the safety males impounded the cows alongside Imiringi street on Saturday afternoon, January 22.

It was gathered that the herders and homeowners of the cows weren’t arrested alongside the cows.

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Farmers in Bayelsa State have lamented the destruction of their farmlands by cattle, urging the state authorities to make sure that the anti-open grazing regulation is completely enforced to keep away from conflicts.

Just lately, some farmers alongside the Tombia-Amassoma Street axis in Okutukutu neighborhood of Yenagoa, whereas counting their losses because of the destruction of their farms by cattle, stated the invasion of their farmlands by herders was affecting their incomes.