Conflict endangers Sudan's improved livestock heritage

The conflict in Sudan, which has lasted for over four years, has resulted in the loss of approximately 420,000 head of hybrid cattle that took nearly 50 years to develop, especially in Khartoum and El Jazeera states. Hundreds of thousands of these animals were stolen or died due to the destruction of research centers and the lack of veterinary services, representing a genetic loss that will be difficult to compensate for in the near future. The government is working on a plan to rebuild the herd and improve its breeds, but restoring this wealth will require many years and substantial financial resources.

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