For the purpose of field supervision and enhancing the applied aspect of students, head of animal production Department, Professor Hossam Jassim Hussein Banana, accompanied by department’s rapporteur, Yassin Abdel Salam Hussein, visited the college’s animal fields.
The visit included inspecting research stations and animal fields and creating healthy nutritional environment conditions for animals.
The team discussed the most important requirements for developing the services provided to the field with the aim of enhancing the scientific and research role.

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