Egypt: Meat prices today, lamb at 120 - 140 pounds per kilo

Published 2021년 2월 10일

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The article highlights the stability of baladi meat prices in Greater Cairo as of February 10, 2021, with prices for various meat products ranging from 110-140 pounds per kilo. The article also emphasizes the role of artificial insemination in enhancing animal production, noting that it allows breeders to use sperm from superior males, thereby improving the productivity of meat and dairy. The success of artificial insemination is dependent on various factors, including the environment, production systems, and the human element. The use of genetically tested sires has led to significant genetic improvement in herds, with nearly 70% of dairy cows in the United States being artificially inseminated, resulting in increased milk production.

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The butchers division of the Cairo Chamber of Commerce confirmed that the prices of baladi meat today, Wednesday 10-2-2021, have witnessed stability at the level of Greater Cairo in the butchers and hypermarkets. Kunduz meat prices ranged between 110-130 pounds per kilo, baladi sausage recorded 110-140 pounds per kilo, and baladi liver between 110-140 pounds per kilo, regular minced meat 110-125 pounds per kilo, and steak and steak kandooz 120-140 pounds per kilo. Lamb meat prices are between 120-140 pounds, camel meat 90-100 pounds per kilo. Dr. Hani Hassan, Director of the Animal Reproduction Institute at the Agricultural Research Center at the Ministry of Agriculture, emphasized the importance of artificial insemination in improving animal production, explaining that this technology provided extensive and important opportunities for breeders to select sperm fluids from improved sires that they could not buy due to their high prices, indicating that artificial insemination It ...

Source: Youm7