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The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry in Turkey has initiated a project to protect and breed the native "Native Black" and "Grey Breed" cattle to combat climate change. These breeds are known for their adaptability and lower food consumption. The project will be implemented in two provinces, with the aim of preserving local genetic resources and benefiting from their advantages. The project also includes financial support for breeding and is part of wider efforts to increase productivity in animal breeding and support breeders.
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Within the scope of combating climate change, the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry is launching a protection and breeding project for "Native Black" and "Grey Breed" cattle, which are easily adaptable to the environment and are known to be contented because they consume less food. The General Directorate of Agricultural Research and Policies (TAGEM) implemented the Domestic Cattle Breeding Project in the Hands of the Public. Within the scope of the project, it was planned to breed "Domestic Black" and "Grey Breed" cattle, which stand out with their endurance and contentment. Global warming and climate changes have a significant impact on animal production and have a direct impact on animal yields, lifestyles, endurance and diversity. With the project, it is envisaged to ensure the sustainability of local genetic resources and to benefit from the advantages of care and feeding. With this project, domestic cattle breeding will be carried out by the public for the first time. ...
Source: Diyarbakirsoz
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