Government of Chile provides resources to goat breeders to feed their animals

Published 2023년 1월 4일

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The Coquimbo region's permanent water scarcity has negatively impacted goat farming, leading breeders to practice transhumance in Argentina. However, the Argentine government's refusal to allow livestock entry for three years has resulted in a crisis. In response, the Chilean government has launched a support plan, providing 320 breeders with emergency capital to purchase food supplies, improving the condition of the animals. This plan is part of broader efforts to address water scarcity in the region.
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The permanent water scarcity in the Coquimbo region has severely affected the development of goat activity, since there is little vegetable grassland. This situation means that the animals do not have enough food and that their body mass decreases. An alternative that the breeders of the area had was to move their cattle during the summer season to the Altos Valles de Calingasta in the Argentine mountain range – a practice known as transhumance – where for three months the cattle feed on the local meadows, improving their condition. and generating adequate capacity for the production of goat cheese. However, the Government of Argentina for three years is not authorizing the entry of livestock into its territory, generating a crisis in the sector. “We know that the summer in Argentine territory is a key process, but given its non-performance, as a government we are developing a joint effort to arrive with the necessary help as soon as possible. For this reason, we launched a ...

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