Gray cattle and buffaloes can spend the winter in a renewed farm in Dévaványa, Hungary

Published 2021년 11월 16일

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The article highlights the return of Hungarian gray cattle and domestic buffalo to the Dévaványa farm within the Körös-Maros National Park, marking the conclusion of the grazing period. Throughout the year, these animals were relocated to various national park sub-areas to support nature conservation efforts, with a total of around 1,500 cattle spending the winter at the farm. The article also notes the completion of a modern winter farm for these animals, funded by HUF 1.2 billion, aiming to preserve the bustard population and maintain the Pannonian saline steppes and swamps within the national park.

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At the end of the grazing period, the gray cattle and buffalo pigeons returned to the farm of the renewed Devaványa farm of the Körös-Maros National Park Directorate. Hungarian gray cattle were transported from the farm in Békés county to several sub-areas of the national park again this year for the purpose of nature conservation management of the areas. He brought 280 young heifers to Biharugra, 350 young heifers to Szabadkígyós, and another 96 gray cattle to the Körös floodplain in the spring, at the beginning of the grazing season. In addition, 400 gray cattle and 250 domestic buffalo grazed in the Dévaványa area. The animals arrived at the renovated farm in late October, where they will spend the winter. Their delivery, as well as the autumn veterinary treatments, are ongoing. As every year, the winter feed base for native animals was provided in advance. About 23,000 bales of alfalfa and grass were made, and the straw needed for bedding was baled. This year, a total of ...

Source: Magro