2 thousand TL support per animal in Turkiye

Published Jul 9, 2024

Tridge summary

The Düzce Provincial Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry in Turkey has launched applications for a support scheme for breeders who purchase breeding rams or goats. The scheme will provide a support payment of 2,000 TL per animal to breeders who purchase breeding ram goats from the Ministry's elite herds, national projects, or ram goat centers. The aim of the scheme is to prevent the early slaughter of quality breeding animals and to spread quality breeding rams to base herds. Breeders must have a minimum of 25 female animals of the same breed as the ram or goat they are purchasing, and the application for support will close on July 31, 2024.
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DÜZCE (IHA) – Düzce Provincial Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry announced that applications for support for the purchase of breeding rams/goats have started. It was reported that a support payment of 2 thousand TL per animal will be made to breeders who purchase breeding ram goats raised in ram goat centers established by the Ministry. Düzce Provincial Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry provided information about support payments. In the statement, “Our breeders who purchase rams/goats will be supported. A support payment of 2 thousand TL per animal will be made to breeders who purchase breeding ram goats from the elite herds of our Ministry's breeding programs, small ruminant breeding national projects, or from ram goat centers established by the Ministry. "With this support, it is aimed to ensure that the breeding rams/goats raised in the small ruminant breeding national project in the hands of the public are spread to the base herds, and to prevent the early ...
Source: Iha

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