changes on the skin and hair, so that makes the game a bit challenging sometimes.

I get particularly excited whenever the sense of smell is acknowledged by people in a surprising way. So I was particularly excited when last night, when I watched an episode of Monk with David, the murder mystery was solved as the detective’s assistant Natalie recognized an after-taste of Aqua-Velva in her wine. The body of the victim (well, to be precise, the almost victim as he really died of a heart-attack before the murderer had a chance to get him) was hidden in a barrel. He doused himself with the aftershave the night before.

Did you ever find out something a person wanted to hide from you thanks to your sense of smell? Which mysteriesA group of fine heifers the reemits of one of the top herds in Zimbabwe.

Below Mrs Ngube’s cow She was one of the finalists in the National Smallholder dairy comp. 2011.

Zimbabwe Jersey herd has not escaped the ravages of the economic melt down of the 2006-2009. The national herd of Jerseys would be less than 1,000 pure bred down from a peak of 10,000 plus in 1998. The remainder of the national herd of Jerseys tends to be concentrated in the Southern and Western drier and hotter regions. The Jerseys that are still alive today are truly hardy and adaptable.

Trifine (extension officer) encouraging small holders to use Jersey AI. Below a product of the Jersey AI, -a fee based AI program facilitated by Land O’Lakes IDD implemented USAID