In the Rostov region of Russia in 2023, 96 million rubles will be allocated for lamb produced in the region

Published 2023년 5월 17일

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The Rostov region in Russia will subsidize mutton producers to the tune of 96 million rubles in 2023, as announced at a round table event. The subsidy will be given to mutton produced in the region and provided for processing to local enterprises, at a rate of 30-40 rubles per 1 kg of live weight. The region is currently in 8th place in Russia for the number of sheep and 6th place in mutton production. In the first two months of 2023, the region produced 58.6 thousand tons of meat, an increase of 1.8% from the same period last year.
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The authorities of the Rostov region in 2023 will subsidize mutton producers for 96 million rubles, Gennady, head of the breeding livestock breeding department of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food of the Rostov Region, said during a round table "Ways to increase meat productivity of sheep and supply high-quality mutton to domestic and foreign markets" at the All-Russian Exhibition of Pedigree Sheep and Goats Nemashkalov. "In the Rostov region this year, a subsidy will be provided for mutton, which is produced in the Rostov region and handed over for processing to enterprises in the Rostov region. For this purpose, we have allocated 96 million rubles from the regional budget, the supply will be in the range of 30-40 rubles per 1 kg of live weight," Nemashkalov said. Earlier, the Ministry of Agriculture and Food of the Rostov Region reported that in January-February 2023, 58.6 thousand tons of meat were produced ...
Source: Kvedomosti

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