Almost 30 calves died in a night fire on a farm in the Novosibirsk region of Russia

Published 2024년 12월 8일

Tridge summary

A fire at a livestock farm in the Tatarsky District of the Novosibirsk Region has resulted in the death of 27 calves and the destruction of a calf barn covering 550 square meters. This incident underscores the broader challenges facing Russia's agricultural sector, including a decline in cattle numbers, increased reliance on imported beef, and rising production costs. These factors, coupled with stricter regulations and the high cost of milk production, are pushing farmers towards abandoning dairy herds in favor of crop production. This situation is further complicated by the rising costs of feed and equipment due to economic sanctions and exchange rate fluctuations. Additionally, the region has seen 31 house fires in a week, with four fatalities, attributed to negligence and improper use of appliances.
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Original content

A fire at a livestock farm in the Tatarsky District of the Novosibirsk Region completely destroyed the calf barn with its small inhabitants. The emergency occurred in the village of Rozhdestvenka on the night of December 8. When the first fire and rescue unit arrived, the calf barn was already ablaze, the regional Emergencies Ministry reported. — As a result of the fire, 27 calves died, and the fire destroyed a calf barn covering an area of 550 square meters, the regional department reported. Recall that the Novosibirsk Region is experiencing a decline in cattle numbers, which is why domestic production cannot meet growing demand. In particular, about 20-25% of beef in Russia is imported, and dependence on imported supplies in the context of reduced domestic supply significantly increases price pressure on the market. In addition, changes in agricultural policy and economic factors such as sanctions and exchange rate fluctuations affect the cost of imported feed and equipment, ...
Source: Infopro54

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