Egypt: To improve local livestock breeds, Eastern Veterinary Department conducts a comprehensive reproductive survey of 5,0145 heads of cattle and artificial insemination of 2,255 heads of cattle

Published 2024년 11월 12일

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The Governor of Sharkia, Eng. Hazem Al-Ashmouni, has emphasized the importance of enhancing livestock productivity to satisfy the local market's demand for red meat and dairy at reasonable prices. He stressed the significance of providing veterinary care to ensure the growth and health of livestock. Major General Dr. Ibrahim Mohamed Metwally, Director of the Veterinary Medicine Directorate, reported on activities aimed at genetic improvement of Egyptian livestock breeds through crossbreeding with adaptable foreign breeds. This initiative, conducted in October 2024, involves a comprehensive reproductive survey and artificial insemination of a significant number of heads of cattle, as part of a larger national project to enhance the quality and yield of Egyptian livestock.
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Eng. Hazem Al-Ashmouni, Governor of Sharkia, stressed the need to make efforts to develop livestock and increase its productivity to achieve national production of red meat and dairy to meet the needs of the local market at reasonable prices, stressing the need to intensify efforts and provide all aspects of support and veterinary care for livestock to achieve the required growth and increase livestock and to maintain the health and safety of citizens. For his part, Major General Dr. Ibrahim Mohamed Metwally, Undersecretary of the Ministry and Director of the Veterinary Medicine Directorate, indicated that the Directorate (the Reproductive and Artificial Insemination Departments in the Directorate and the Reproductive and Artificial Insemination Departments in the External Departments) conducted a comprehensive reproductive survey of (5,014) heads of cattle and artificial insemination of (2,255) heads of cattle during the month of October 2024 AD, within the framework of ...
Source: Sharkia

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