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The Turkish Statistical Institute announced the livestock statistics for June, revealing a decrease in the number of large animals by 0.2% for cattle and 2% for buffalos compared to December of the previous year, with a total of 16 million 555 thousand heads. The small animal population saw an increase, with sheep numbers rising by 3.2% to 43 million 394 thousand heads and goats by 2.6% to 10 million 571 thousand heads, totaling 53 million 965 thousand heads.
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The Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK) announced the livestock statistics for June. Accordingly, the number of large animals was recorded as 16 million 555 thousand heads in June. The number of cattle decreased by 0.2 percent compared to December of the previous year in the same month, reaching 16 million 396 thousand heads, while the number of buffalos decreased by 2 percent to 159 thousand heads. The number of small animals was 53 million 965 thousand heads in the same month. The number of sheep increased by 3.2 ...
Source: Haber7
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