Livestock enterprises in the Lebap velayat of Turkmenistan have entered the winter season with a solid operational foundation. Farms across the region have established stable conditions for keeping large numbers of small livestock, as well as camels and cattle, ensuring uninterrupted production during the colder months.

This confident start to winter in Turkmenistan is the result of advance planning and comprehensive infrastructure upgrades. Animal shelters and enclosures throughout Lebap have been fully renovated, providing reliable protection against sharp temperature drops and harsh weather conditions.

Feed security has become another key pillar of success. Significant reserve stocks of hay and coarse fodder have been accumulated, guaranteeing a stable feed supply. The expansion of family-based farming practices and the widespread use of privately owned agricultural machinery have played a major role in this process.

Thanks to tractors and baling equipment owned by farm tenants, fodder was delivered directly to wintering sites in a timely manner, reducing logistical risks and increasing productivity within Turkmenistan’s livestock sector.

Experts emphasize that strict adherence to zootechnical standards remains essential in challenging climatic conditions. Careful regulation of watering temperatures, balanced feeding, and controlled grazing schedules help maintain livestock health and body condition, laying the groundwork for a successful lambing season and contributing to Turkmenistan’s food security.