Russia: The Ministry of Agriculture wants to move the deadline for mandatory registration of sheep and goats a year earlier

Published 2024년 10월 10일

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The Russian Ministry of Agriculture is planning to change the registration deadlines for small cattle in the Horriot information system. The deadline will be moved up by a year to September 1, 2025, rather than the current September 1, 2026. This change is expected to be formalized in a government resolution by the end of the year. Additionally, the method of marking small cattle is set to change from group to individual markings.

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The Russian Ministry of Agriculture intends to change the deadlines for mandatory registration of small cattle in the Horriot information system. Flocks will need to be marked and registered by September 1, 2025, said Maria Novikova, Director of the Veterinary Department of the Russian Ministry of Agriculture, speaking at the XXVI Russian Agro-Industrial Exhibition Golden Autumn 2024. “The biggest planned change is a change in the deadlines for registering certain types of animals, in particular, small cattle. We are moving the deadline from September 1, 2026 to September 1, 2025,” said Maria Novikova. She added that a government resolution on this matter has already been prepared. It will be approved by the end of the year. “We are currently working on individual specific issues and plan that this government resolution will be published this year,” she added. In addition, for small cattle, they plan to ...

Source: Milknews