New Regulations in Livestock Support: Calf Support Increased to 2,000 TL, Buffalo Calf Support to 4,000 TL - Sözcü Newspaper
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Changes have been made to livestock support programs. For 2026, calf support has been increased to 2,000 Turkish Lira, buffalo calf support to 4,000 Turkish Lira, and lamb and kid support to 430 Turkish Lira.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry has increased support amounts for plant and animal production. According to the decision published in the Official Gazette, the support coefficient per decare for plant production has been increased, while support for cattle and small ruminant farming has been increased by up to 43%. 🚆
Economy - Support amounts for plant and animal production have been increased. Planned production support for lentils and chickpeas increased by 141%, while support for cattle and sheep farming increased by 43%. Minister Yumaklı conveyed the message, "We stand by our producers."
With the Presidential decree, the 2026 agricultural and livestock support packages were published in the Official Gazette and entered into force. The new regulations, which closely concern producers in the rural districts of Istanbul and throughout the country, significantly increase support for calves and young lambs, while a "waste support" program, implemented for the first time in livestock farming, will provide producers with payments of up…
Minister of Agriculture and Forestry İbrahim Yumaklı said, "With this support model that protects our strategic products, strengthens our family businesses, and focuses on productivity, we will add strength to 'Producing Türkiye' and continue to support our farmers under all circumstances."
With the publication of the Presidential decrees in the Official Gazette, the agricultural support amounts to be paid to farmers in many areas such as crop production, animal husbandry, beekeeping, and aquaculture have been significantly increased. With the new regulation, the support coefficient value per decare for this year's production practices has been increased from 310 TL to 367 TL; the highest increase was 141% in lentil and chickpea pr…
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