Livestock

Despite the lack of money, Marija and Miroslav Petrovi? managed to carve out for progeny TODAY'S HEROES Family took a loan so they could have children

- There was no time for waiting. We took the loan and got ourselves into the program of artificial insemination. We paid ten installments, and we have 26 more, but now we have our daughters Helena, Sara and Danica. -

A Hakkari court ruled for the euthanization of 97 mules seized during a smuggling operation on the border last November on the grounds that the mules "threatened human and animal health," but were informed that the mules had escaped to Iran on Jan. 7, after heavy snowfall destroyed the tent they were being held in.

BELGRADE - A total of 77.5 agricultural holdings in the Republic of Serbia are engaged in livestock breeding, shows the data released on Monday by the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia (RZS).

As many as 99.9 percent out of 489,364 farms engaged in livestock breeding are family-owned agricultural holdings.

An outbreak of smallpox has decimated sheep stocks in the northern Greece prefecture of Evros, with livestock farmers estimating their losses at a total of some 8 million euros.

BELGRADE - A unique equestrian spectacle The Royal Horse Gala - 'Pegasus' will be presented for the first time in Serbia on October 25 and 26 at Kombank Arena in Belgrade.

The Sofia Zoo is closed temporarily, by an order of Sofia Mayor Yordanka Fandakova.
According to the zoo website, the reason is the death of five herbivorous animals over the weekend. 

 The food that the residents of this Cycladic island prepare has changed little over the centuries

By Nena Dimitriou *

Naxos is a fertile garden in the middle of the Aegean Sea. Za, the highest mountain in the Cyclades, Mount Fanari and the entire area around the village of Kinidaro yield crystalline marble, granite and emery.

Horses forced to work 14 hours every day in the Mediterranean town of Antalya have been painted with oil to hide their poor conditions, stirring public outrage from animal rights activists.

Horses forced to work 14 hours every day in the Mediterranean town of Antalya have been painted with oil to hide their poor conditions, stirring public outrage from animal rights activists.

A real-time Internet livestock auction in the eastern Turkish province of Erzurum will be founded to increase opportunities for trade in livestock and animal products such as meat, milk, wool and leather.