During the visit, the minister received information that the farm's biolaboratory is working on improving the genetic characteristics of cattle, as well as enhancing the effectiveness of artificial insemination methods. Additionally, the supply of liquid nitrogen for technical inseminators in the regions is being ensured.
“It is necessary to shift the focus from quantity to quality. This will allow us to obtain breeding material from genetically purebred animals. This direction is one of our priorities,” the minister noted.
