Turkiye: Livestock husbandry in Malatya despite winter difficulties

Published 2024년 12월 4일

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Sheep breeders in Malatya are struggling with severe winter conditions, including sub-zero temperatures and water shortages, which have forced them to reduce herd sizes. Despite these challenges, breeders like Bayram Yılmaz remain committed to animal care. The Malatya Breeding Sheep and Goat Breeders Association, under President Ihsan Akin, is seeking solutions such as pasture improvement and irrigation systems, with a World Bank-supported program set to start in 2025, to enhance livestock production in the area.
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Despite the cold weather and harsh winter conditions in the rural areas of Malatya, sheep breeders continue to care for their animals without fail. Producers struggling with water and other difficulties continue to make a living from animal husbandry. In Malatya, sheep breeders continue to struggle in harsh winter conditions. The fact that air temperatures drop below zero at night causes great difficulties for livestock breeders in the countryside. Despite these adverse conditions, breeders who continue their livestock activities take their herds outside twice a day and feed them. Bayram Yılmaz, a farmer who raises sheep in the Atalar Neighborhood of the Yeşilyurt district, cares for his animals without fail despite the cold weather conditions. Stating that he also has serious difficulties in water supply, Yılmaz said that the inadequacies in water resources, especially due to snow and cold weather, make animal husbandry even more difficult. Stating that they feed the animals ...
Source: Sondakika

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