Researchers from the federal government explore the farm animals in Sakha region
In a significant move for the agricultural sector, state-owned enterprise "Yakutian Livestock" has signed a cooperation agreement with the Federal Scientific Center for Animal Husbandry VNIIT named after L.K. Ernst. The details of the agreement, particularly its focus on the study and preservation of Yakutian cattle, are yet to be fully disclosed.
The research and development under this collaboration are expected to serve as a foundation for the progress and stability of the local population, with the aim to pass on a valuable resource to future generations. The specialists involved in the project are observing the life of Yakutian cattle and collecting material for further research and development.
The Federal Institute of Genetic Resources for Animals has sent its specialists to Yakutia for field research on Yakutian cattle. The research is intended to ensure the survival of the local population in the harsh climate, producing animals capable of surviving in the Far North. The unique farming culture in the region, blending traditional practices and modern technologies, is seen as a foundation for the local population's progress and stability.
The research and development are expected to contribute to the balance of the ecosystem in the Far North, with scientists confident that the joint research will produce healthy, viable animals capable of maintaining ecosystem balance. The specialists are conducting their research on the farms "Taastakh" and "Kylyss" in Yakutia.
Candidate of Biological Sciences Igor Nedashkovsky and Dmitry Rudyanov, head of the cryobank group, are among the specialists conducting research on Yakutian cattle in Yakutia. The cooperation agreement aims to preserve and develop the unique northern breed of Yakutian cattle, with the research and development expected to be a reflection of the region's unique farming culture.
For more information, one can directly contact the Federal Scientific Center for Animal Husbandry VNIIT named after L.K. Ernst, search academic databases, check government or local resources, or follow news and press releases from relevant organizations. The aim of the field research is to study the characteristics and potential of Yakutian cattle in more detail, with the ultimate goal of preserving and developing this unique breed for future generations.
The cooperation agreement involves studies in science, focusing on the unique northern breed of Yakutian cattle, as part of an effort to preserve and develop this valuable resource for the health-and-wellness of the local population. The research and development, also aimed at maintaining ecosystem balance, are being conducted by specialists at farms like "Taastakh" and "Kylyss" in Yakutia, blending traditional farming practices and modern technologies.
