Iran: Slaughtering the livestock industry under the razor of problems

Published 2021년 5월 22일

Tridge summary

Livestock farms in Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari, a major livestock center in Iran, are facing challenges such as high production costs, inefficiency, and drought-related fodder shortages, which are leading to unsustainability and potential closure. These issues could result in a severe shortage of dairy and red meat in the market, affecting household budgets. Farmers are struggling with the high cost of labor and input prices, exacerbated by the liberalization of dairy exports, which has led to a raw milk problem. The lack of government support and the interference of brokers in the market have further complicated the situation. The Nomadic Affairs Organization is planning to import fodder to address the shortage and support nomads and ranchers.

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Original content

According to ISNA, the situation of livestock farms is not favorable despite these small and large problems, and it is possible that in the not too distant future, if no solution is found to solve the problems of activists in this field, these units will be in the line of closure and bankruptcy. Unemployment of workers working in these units. Dairy and red meat is one of the essential needs in the basket of household goods, rising prices and shortages of this product in the market can cause serious problems for the household food basket, closing any farm equals reduced production and ultimately shortage of meat and dairy in the market Is. Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari is one of the livestock centers in the country, but these days farmers and livestock units are not happy, the grievances of this group have skyrocketed, but it seems that there is no hearing to hear the demands of this group or national and provincial officials have little plan They do not have to support this stratum. ...

Source: Isna