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Ondokuz Mayıs University (OMU) Faculty of Veterinary Medicine's research predicts a decrease in Turkey's buffalo population to 130,000 by 2030, a 40% drop from the current 170,000, if current trends continue. Located in the Kızılırmak Delta in Samsun, the largest buffalo population in Turkey, OMU is conducting comprehensive studies on buffalo meat and dairy products, highlighting their unique qualities and potential for added value. These products, renowned for their superior fat and dry matter content in milk, and higher cholesterol and protein in meat, have therapeutic benefits, particularly for athletes and the elderly. The research aims to boost the popularity of these products and support the development of Turkey's animal husbandry sector.
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Ondokuz Mayıs University (OMU) Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Assoc. Dr. Ali Güçlükoğlu said, "According to the projection we made in our own studies, we observe that the number of buffaloes in Turkey, which is 170 thousand, will decrease to 130 thousand in 2030 if it continues at this rate. Work needs to be done to increase the supports." Buffaloes were viewed from the air in the Kızılırmak Delta in Samsun, which ranks first in Turkey in terms of buffalo population. Images reminiscent of the Serengeti emerged. OMU Veterinary Faculty Lecturer Assoc. Dr. Ali Güçlükoğlu gave information about buffalos, which are in great demand in many sectors for their meat and milk. Assoc. Prof. pointed out that the number of buffaloes in Turkey is 170 thousand. Dr. Ali Güçlükoğlu pointed out that if the necessary precautions are not taken, the number of buffaloes will decrease to 130 thousand in 2030. Assoc. Dr. Ali Güçlükoğlu said, "The number of buffaloes is a little behind when we look at the ...
Source: Sondakika
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