To further improve the composition of the breeding flock of this farm, scientists from the Institute of Animal Husbandry and Pastures of the Academy of Agricultural Sciences of Tajikistan have selected and evaluated the best breeding rams from the farm's ram flock.
The average live weight of these rams is 136 kg, 145 kg, with the best ram reaching a weight of 165 kg.
To obtain good offspring from these rams, scientists from the Department of Sheep and Goat Breeding of the Institute of Animal Husbandry and Pastures visited the farm and provided instructions and recommendations to the head of the farm, Mirzo Kurbanov, regarding the maintenance, care, and feeding of the breeding rams.
Additionally, for the second week now, the Institute's scientists—under the leadership of project manager Khurshed Davlatov, head of the department S. Nabotov, and research staff of the sheep breeding department A. Sattorov and H. Abdulozoda—have been working on preparing the breeding rams for the artificial insemination season, specifically habituating them for sperm collection. Furthermore, blood samples were taken from them and sent to the national laboratory for diagnostic screening to ensure the absence of infectious
