Salem Al-Hay reports 328 grazing licenses issued in two days
The General Authority for Agriculture and Fisheries Wealth has begun accepting applications for grazing permits, with a large turnout from livestock owners. Within two days, the Forestry and Pasture Department issued 328 permits, reflecting the farmers’ awareness of the importance of adhering to regulations to protect the environment, as well as streamlining procedures to facilitate the grazing season. The initiative aims to organize the grazing process, reduce overgrazing, and preserve plant cover. Inspection teams are prepared to start inspection campaigns beginning October 1st to ensure compliance with the regulations. This regulation supports the sustainability of pastures and the preservation of livestock wealth, representing an important step toward balancing the needs of farmers with environmental conservation.
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