Germany: Cattle population in Thüringen increased slightly

Published 2022년 12월 14일

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As of November 3, 2022, Thuringia's cattle population was 277,876, marking a 0.8% increase from the previous May and a 1.7% decrease from the year before. The number of calves saw a 3.7% increase since May but a 2.1% decrease since November 2021. The herd of young cattle also decreased by 3.8% since May and 0.5% since November 2021. The number of cows continues to decline, with a 1.6% decrease in dairy cows and a 0.9% decrease in other cows since May. The herd in the category "Cattle more than 1 year old" increased by 3.8% within six months. Over half of the Thuringian cattle (56.4%) were kept in herds of 500 or more animals, and the dominant breed was the Holstein-Holstein black and white breed, accounting for 53.8% of the cattle.

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14.12.2022 | 12:46:00 | ID: 34893 | Department: Agriculture | animal Erfurt (agrar-PR) - According to an evaluation of the HIT database (origin and information assurance system) on November 3, 2022, a cattle population of 277,876 animals was determined for Thuringia. According to the Thuringian State Office for Statistics, that was 2,108 cattle or 0.8 percent more than in the last survey on May 3, 2022. Compared to November 3, 2021 (282,669 animals), however, that was 4,793 cattle or 1.7 percent fewer . The number of calves with 56,330 animals increased by 1,988 animals or 3.7 percent compared to May 3, 2022. Compared to the previous year's survey on November 3, 2021, however, there has been a reduction in the herd by 2.1 percent or 1,217 calves. Furthermore, 24,235 young cattle (more than 8 months up to and including 1 year old) were kept. Compared to May 3, 2022, that was 968 animals (-3.8 percent) less and compared to the previous year's survey 131 animals (-0.5 percent) fewer. ...

Source: Agrar