Hay prices increased by 18.4 percent in 3 months

Published 2025년 4월 6일

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The Bursa Cattle Breeders Association announced a significant increase in straw prices by 18.4 percent over a three-month period, effective from January 1. This increase is in line with the rising costs of essential feeds used in animal husbandry. The prices of various feed types and crops such as dairy feed, corn alley, alfalfa, and hay have seen the most substantial hikes, with hay prices doubling. In contrast, the increase in raw milk prices was substantially lower than the rise in feed and straw prices.

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Bursa Cattle Breeders Association announced that straw prices increased by 18.4 percent in 3 months. According to the information obtained from the price bulletin published by the association, there have been increases in the prices of feeds, which constitute the most important input of animal husbandry, since January 1. 50 kilograms of dairy feed (19), which was 602.5 lira at the beginning of the new year, increased by 10.4 percent to 665 lira, 50 kilograms of dairy feed (20) increased by 8.6 percent from 621.5 lira to 675 lira, and dairy feed (21) increased by 8.7 percent from 652.5 lira to 709.5 lira. A 50-kilogram bag of fattening feed increased by 11.11 percent from 551.25 lira to 612.5 lira. There was a 10.37 percent increase in corn allage, rising from 2.70 lira to 2.98 lira. While alfalfa increased from 9.50 lira to 10 lira per kilogram, hay prices increased from 2.83 lira to 3.35 lira, an 18.4 ...

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