The head of the Nomadic Affairs Department of the Agricultural Jihad Organization of Zanjan Province highlighted the role of nomads in ensuring food security, stating that approximately 830 nomadic families are active in the province, possessing 60,000 heads of light livestock, producing about 200 tons of meat and some dairy products annually for the consumer market.
Annual Production of 200 Tons of Meat by Zanjan Nomads
The nomadic community in Zanjan Province plays a crucial role in food security by producing 200 tons of meat and dairy products annually. Approximately 830 families are involved in this production, utilizing a significant number of livestock. This highlights the importance of nomadic agriculture in Iran's economy.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
The head of the Nomadic Affairs Department announced that nomadic families in Zanjan Province produce 200 tons of meat and dairy products annually, highlighting their role in food security.
- Approximately 830 nomadic families are active in Zanjan Province.
- These families manage around 60,000 heads of light livestock.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Nomadic communities in Iran have historically contributed to the economy through livestock farming, which is increasingly important in the context of food security.
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