Russia: The Ryazan region for the first time began to sell more breeding stock than to buy

Published 2022년 11월 7일

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The breeding stock of dairy cattle in the Ryazan region has seen a significant increase, reaching over 38,000 heads in 2022, marking a 2.6-fold increase over the past decade. This growth is primarily concentrated in 17 farms that specialize in breeding Holstein and Black-and-White cows. The region is now in a position to sell more livestock than it bought for the first time in 2022, with over 1,500 heads sold in the first 10 months of the year. This is a stark contrast to the period between 2010 and 2019, during which fewer than 100 heads were sold. The region has received significant investment, state support, and dedicated effort from livestock breeders, resulting in a shift from reliance on imported livestock to self-sufficiency and a surplus. These highly productive heifers and heifers are sought after by numerous regions within Russia.

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The breeding breeding stock of dairy cattle in the Ryazan region in 2022 exceeded 38,000 heads, an increase of 2.6 times over 10 years, the press service of the Ministry of Agriculture of the region reported on Monday. In particular, there are 17 breeding farms for breeding cows of Holstein and Black-and-White breeds. As the Minister of Agriculture and Food of the Ryazan region Dmitry Filippov noted, in previous years the region bought more thoroughbred cows than it sold. “Ryazan farms brought highly productive young animals mainly from abroad and from other regions of Russia. And 2022, according to preliminary data, will be the first year when the Ryazan region sold more on its own than bought from outside,” he stressed. Sales of highly productive livestock to neighboring regions in 2010-2019 were on average less than 100 heads. However, thanks to investments in the industry, state support and the painstaking work of livestock breeders, 1,683 breeding heads were sold by Ryazan ...

Source: Milknews