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Al-Zira'a grants 359 licenses and approves 435 animal feed registrations
A report from the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Reclamation revealed that during the first half of October, 359 permits were issued for livestock and poultry projects, including 14 licenses for small-scale breeder cattle farms, aimed at improving biosecurity levels and increasing productivity. The ministry also approved the registration of 435 components of both local and imported feed to enhance production efficiency. Additionally, funding exceeding 80 million Egyptian pounds was allocated for the breeding and fattening of 1,148 head of cattle for small breeders and graduates, with total financing surpassing 11.5 billion pounds benefiting around 46,000 people. Moreover, approvals were granted for new projects in desert areas, experiments were conducted on feed production lines, and affordable table eggs were supplied through marketing outlets. Campaigns were also carried out to ensure feed quality and combat monopolistic practices. Educational seminars were organized to raise awareness, boost production, and improve animal care, with a focus on strengthening exports of feed, fish, and poultry to both Arab and international markets.
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