Animal Husbandry Roadmap Unveiled: Last Minute Economic Update
Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry to Share 5-Year Livestock Action Plan
The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry is set to unveil a new 5-year action plan for the livestock sector, which has been prepared in consultation with sector stakeholders and experts in animal husbandry. Minister İbrahim Yumaklı will present the plan to the public tomorrow, highlighting key initiatives aimed at enhancing agricultural production and sustainable development in the livestock industry.
According to sources, the ministry has been working diligently to align its efforts with the goals set for agricultural production, with a specific focus on the livestock sector from both producer and consumer perspectives. The new road map is the result of collaborative efforts with industry stakeholders and experts, signaling a wave of innovations in animal production planning, support models, disease prevention measures, and a comprehensive Breeding Action Plan. Additionally, efforts to boost the population of parent animals will be announced as part of the strategic roadmap.
The overarching aim of the new action plan is to create a quality, efficient, and sustainable livestock sector that safeguards the interests of both producers and consumers. Minister Yumaklı will provide further details on the 5-year livestock program covering the period 2024-2028 at a press conference tomorrow, where the ministry’s steadfast commitment to supporting the livestock sector will be underscored.
Over the past 21 years, the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry has allocated a total of 312 billion liras in support of the livestock sector, encompassing a range of initiatives such as rural development grants, research and development activities, and regulatory measures. The public can expect to learn more about the new support model and initiatives planned for the upcoming period during tomorrow’s press conference. Stay tuned for more updates on the future of the livestock industry in Turkey.
