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A Ram from the Arasan breed was sold for a record-breaking amount of one million dollars in Kyrgyzstan, marking an unprecedented figure for sheep trading in the region. The ram is a son of "Frankel," one of the most famous rams of the breed, who was previously sold for $150,000 in Kazakhstan and was known as the most expensive at the time. This ram was purchased during a festival dedicated to developing the Arasan breed, which involved breeders from Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan. The goal of the event was to improve the breed’s production, characterized by its large size and weight that can exceed 200 kilograms. The breed’s origins trace back to a crossbreeding that began in the 1970s and was recognized as an independent breed since 2021. The deal reflects the growing interest in high-quality breeds in Central Asia, where prices for premium sheep are rising as farmers compete to acquire the best sires to enhance productivity.
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