He specified that in sheep farming, it is necessary to have at least 200 ewes, and in cattle breeding — no fewer than 30 cows to obtain this status.
All animals in a breeding farm must belong to the same breed, and mixing different breeds is not allowed, as Kalandarov noted.
Additionally, farming enterprises must be registered with the Ministry of Justice, have a unique name, and a charter that specifies the direction of their activities — breeding a specific breed.
Furthermore, each animal must have a veterinary passport and proof of its origin.
Kalandarov added that compliance with these requirements is related to the implementation of a preferential lending program for farmers, which allows them to obtain loans at 3% per annum for the purchase of breeding livestock.
