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Stavropol lamb production continues to show impressive growth, supported by government support measures. According to the latest data, lamb production in the region for the current year has increased by 11% compared to last year. This important growth was made possible thanks to the allocation of almost 35 million rubles to sheep farmers in the Stavropol Territory to support production.

Development of sheep farming in the Stavropol Territory

Sheep farming is a socially significant sub-sector of livestock farming in the Stavropol Territory and continues to receive support measures within the framework of the regional state program "Agricultural Development". This year, the amount of allocated funds amounted to 34.9 million rubles, which is twice as much as last year.

Deputy Minister of Agriculture Viktor Fetisov noted that the development of sheep farming with state support is a principled goal. 22 agricultural producers received a full subsidy for lamb production, and the total volume of subsidized meat amounted to 3.4 thousand tons.

Export Potential

The Stavropol Territory has significant potential for the export of lamb. Currently, it can cover the entire market of the Stavropol region, as well as a number of subjects of the North Caucasus and Southern Federal Districts, as well as countries of the Near Abroad. This opens up new opportunities for developing the industry and increasing export volumes.

Damate company and growth prospects

One of the key players in the development of lamb production in the Stavropol Territory is the Damate group of companies. Thanks to the implementation of Russia's largest complex for the industrial production of lamb in the region, a significant increase in production volumes is expected in the near future. This will make it possible to satisfy the growing demand for Stavropol lamb in both the domestic and foreign markets.

Stavropol lamb production continues to show stable growth, supported by government support measures. Thanks to the allocation of funds and the development of sheep farming in the region, the volume of lamb production increased by 11% this year. This opens up new prospects for export and strengthening the position of the Stavropol Territory in the lamb market.