The article highlights the anticipated rise in the prices of sacrificial animals for Eid al-Adha, with factors such as high fodder costs, substandard rainfall, and the behavior of middlemen called "shunaka" contributing to the increase. The rentals for garages where the animals are kept also play a role. In Rabat, there is a move to ban shops from renting to sell rams in certain neighborhoods, while four markets have been approved and licensed for the sale of sheep. The Ministry of Agriculture believes these sales will bring significant financial benefits to small ruminant breeders and stimulate rural economic activity. The article assures that the expected supply of sheep and goats for Eid al-Adha this year is expected to meet the demand.