Arashan Ram Fetches One Million in Deals
Kyrgyzstan witnessed an unprecedented deal in sheep trading after selling a Ram of the Arashan breed for one million dollars during a festival dedicated to the breed's development, which was attended by farmers from Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan. The ram is a son of Franklin, one of the most renowned members of the breed, known for its large size, with weights exceeding 200 kilograms. The breed's origins date back to a hybridization process that began in the 1970s and was officially recognized as an independent breed in 2021. This transaction reflects the growing interest in high-quality sheep breeds, amid rising prices for superior sheep in the region.
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