It is requested that small cattle grazing be allowed in forest areas of Turkey

Published 2021년 8월 22일

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The Turkey Breeding Sheep Goat Breeders' Central Union (TÜDKİYEB) is urging for forest areas to be opened for grazing small cattle to prevent fodder deficits. The union's chairman, Nihat Celik, believes this could potentially solve the country's red meat deficit. The Black Sea Region, which has the third widest range of pastures in Turkey, could benefit from this by increasing the number of animals.
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Nihat Celik, Chairman of the Turkey Breeding Sheep Goat Breeders' Central Union (TÜDKİYEB), demanding that forest areas be opened for the grazing of small cattle, "If all of our forests are open for grazing, we will not have a fodder deficit." used the phrase. According to the written statement made by the union, TÜDKİYEB Black Sea Region Provincial Union Presidents Consultation and Solidarity Meeting was held in Samsun. Çelik, in his speech here, drew attention to the importance of forests and pastures in feeding small cattle. Stating that small cattle grazing should be allowed in forest areas, Çelik said, "If all of our forests are open for grazing, we will not have a fodder deficit." made its assessment. Stating that the Black Sea Region ranks third in Turkey in terms of rangeland width, Çelik said: "We need to increase the ...
Source: Sondakika

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