Training was given to increase camel milk production in Turkey

Published 2021년 9월 27일

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A project aimed at boosting camel milk production, processing, and consumption in the Mediterranean Basin, in collaboration with several European countries and the Canary Islands, was launched in Aydın, Turkey. The initiative, led by the Spanish Agriculture Food and Technology Research Institute, includes training for camel producers on milk production and hygiene, with a focus on adapting camels to milking machines and improving milk productivity. The project also emphasizes the establishment of camel farms in Europe and addresses the scarcity of female camels in Turkey.
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Within the scope of the "Project for Increasing Camel Milk Production, Processing and Consumption in the Mediterranean Basin" in Aydın, camel producers were trained to increase milk production. Under the leadership of the Spanish Agriculture Food and Technology Research Institute, an event was held at the İncirliova Cultural Center for the project involving France, Germany, Italy, Croatia, Algeria, the Canary Islands and Turkey. Member of the French Institute for International Agriculture and Development Cooperation Prof. Bernard Faye made presentations on the potential of camel milk, adaptation to the milking machine, and improvement of milk productivity. Al Farabi Kazakh National University, Department of Biotechnology Prof. Dr. Gaukhar Konuspayeva also shared information on hygiene and camel milk storage systems in milking. Incirliova Mayor Aytekin Kaya, who is also a camel breeder, told reporters that he has 25 female camels and that an average camel gives 2 to 8 liters of ...
Source: Sondakika

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