Ministry of Agriculture in Turkey lowers its target on calves and bovines

Published 2022년 10월 20일

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The 2023 budget allocation for the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry in Turkey is 133 billion 682 million 205 thousand TL. The ministry has set a goal to ensure raw milk and red meat feed parity. However, the expected increase in the number of calves and cattle, as well as egg production, has not been met. The ministry plans to export excess raw milk as milk powder.

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DILAN BUTLU 133 billion 682 million 205 thousand TL appropriation was allocated to the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry for the 2023 budget. The decrease in the number of calves and cattle in the country was also reflected in the budget targets of the ministry. The Ministry of Agriculture also announced the target of "The raw milk and red meat feed parity will be observed effectively all the time". In the 2023 budget law proposal submitted to the Grand National Assembly of Turkey, 133 billion 682 million 205 thousand TL was allocated to the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry. The decrease in the number of calves and cattle was also reflected in the budget proposal of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry. THE NUMBER OF CALF INCREASED BY ONE THOUSAND, NOT 4 PERCENT IN 2022 According to the budget proposal of the Ministry of Agriculture, the targeted rate of increase in the number of calves could not be achieved. The rate of increase entered the budget proposal as minus ...

Source: Sondakika