Livestock breeders in the northern regions expect an abundance of sacrificial animals during the current season, with prices expected to be affordable for citizens, thanks to the record rainfall the region has experienced over the past months.
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These rains have contributed to the revival of hundreds of pastures, both forested and non-forested, which have turned green due to the growth of various types of natural grasses, alongside trees that constitute the main fodder source for goat and sheep herds during this period of the year. Regions such as Mount El Habib in the Tetouan province, the mountains of Beni Arous and Arbaa Ayash in the Larache province, as well as the suburbs of Tangier, have become a preferred destination for livestock farmers, where hundreds of sheep, goat, and cow herds graze, in anticipation of being offered for sale in local markets ahead of Eid al-Adha. Several livestock farmers confirmed that the current season is experiencing positive changes compared to past years, noting that the abundance of rainfall and its impact on pastures will lead to a decrease in production costs, which in turn will reflect on the prices of sacrificial animals. In similar statements, several livestock farmers expressed ...