The Deputy Head of the Organization and the Director of Agricultural Jihad in the special district of Marand pointed out the existence of over 80,000 Makoo sheep in the Yekanat region, including 20,000 in Amirabad village. He emphasized the necessity of developing the value chain of this breed, processing wool, and branding livestock products to increase farmers' income, considering these animals as a capacity for a leap in the livestock value chain.
80,000 Makoo Sheep in Marand: A Capacity for a Leap in the Livestock Value Chain
The Deputy Head of Agricultural Jihad in Marand highlighted the presence of over 80,000 Makoo sheep in the region and stressed the importance of developing the value chain for this breed to boost farmers' income. This initiative is significant for enhancing the livestock sector in Iran.
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📰 What Happened
The Deputy Head of Agricultural Jihad in Marand announced the presence of over 80,000 Makoo sheep in the region and emphasized the need to develop their value chain to enhance farmers' income.
- 80,000 Makoo sheep are present in the Yekanat region, with 20,000 in Amirabad village.
- The initiative aims to process wool and brand livestock products.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has a rich agricultural heritage, and livestock farming is a vital part of its economy. Enhancing value chains is essential for economic growth.
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