New video on our channel: Camels over a ton! Not even Wikipedia has this! Bonitization of male camels. Kazakh Bactrian

New video on our channel: Camels over a ton! Not even Wikipedia has this! Bonitization of male camels. Kazakh Bactrian
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PIONERPRODUKT.by continues to study camel breeding in Kazakhstan. This time we are again at the farm of TOO Alakol-Agro, Alakol district, Zhetysu region.
This is the first episode of a large series from camel grading to tasting camel MEAT and cheese made from camel MILK.
And although camels have lost their significance as horse-drawn transport, camel breeding remains a traditional branch of animal husbandry in Kazakhstan, which is in demand and is developing quite dynamically.
Camels (with up to 15 hectares per individual) are one of the most profitable animal species. Camels are in the steppe 365 days a year, independently obtaining food and water. Camels do not need any shelter from snow, frost or, conversely, heat. Camels give excellent wool, milk and meat .

In the first episode we will look at the grading of male camels, both Bactrians and dromedaries. We will measure the height between the humps of Bactrians, measure the oblique length of the camel's body, and naturally weigh the camels. I will tell you a secret that the heaviest camels weighed more than one ton! Even Wikipedia writes that male Bactrians weigh up to 800 kilograms!

Outstanding Kazakhstani scientist, professor, academician, DOCTOR of agricultural sciences Baimukanov Dastanbek Asylbekovich will express his opinion about camels in this farm. And in one of the following videos, academician Baimukanov will talk about the state of camel breeding in Kazakhstan, answer our questions.
In the second series, we will watch the grading of female camels.

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