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Kyrgyzstan witnessed a rare deal involving the sale of a ram from the Arasan breed for one million dollars, on the sidelines of a festival dedicated to the development of this breed. The rams from the Arasan breed, known for their large size and weight that sometimes exceeds 200 kilograms, are considered rare and distinctive. Their origins date back to a crossbreeding program that began in the 1970s, and they were officially recognized as an independent breed in 2021. It is worth noting that the sold ram is the son of the famous ram "Frankel," who previously set a record in Kazakhstan by selling for 150,000 dollars. This reflects a growing interest in developing animal breeds with unique genetic traits, especially those that combine size with the ability to produce robust sheep. This deal raises questions about the potential for markets to surpass the one-million-dollar threshold in the future.
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