Turkey's Goose Population Increases by Forty Percent Over the Last Decade
Increasing its goose population to 1.4 million heads over the last decade, Turkey ranks seventh in the world while developments in the sector are being discussed at a workshop.
Turkey's goose population has recorded an increase of around forty percent over the past decade, reaching 1.4 million heads, placing the country seventh in the world with this figure.
Increase in Goose Population
Turkey's goose population showed an increase of approximately forty percent over the last decade, reaching the level of 1.4 million heads, and the country ranked seventh in the world.
Start of the Workshop
Hosted by the Directorate of Bandırma Sheep Breeding Research Institute, the eighth Turkey Goose Breeding Workshop and Goose Day Event has begun.
Scientific Studies
TAGEM General Manager Dr. Şerafettin Çakal emphasized the importance of scientific studies and R&D activities in the agricultural sector, calling for the protection of genetic resources.
Rural Development
Bandırma District Governor Recep Öztürk stated that goose breeding has turned into an important economic activity area for rural regions and that modern methods need to become widespread.
Agenda Items
In the workshop sessions, the current situation of goose breeding, breeding studies, breeding stock, incubation, gosling production, biosecurity, and diseases are being discussed.