KABUL, Livestock and Irrigation (MALI) on Monday said a laboratory detecting mycotoxins in agriculture projects has been inaugurated in capital Kabul.
A MALI statement said the laboratory was very important for detecting toxic items in agriculture products and diseases as well for research and study on diseases.
The laboratory costing $80,000 financed by USAID has been established at the Badam Bagh Research Farm in Kabul, the statement said.
It added 18 MALI officers had received . . .
