TADICO Drives Production Growth as Feka Records a 24% Increase in Jersey Herd Milk Output
TADICO Holding continues to advance productivity and knowledge-based production, with Feka Livestock and Farming Company, one of its subsidiaries, recording a 24% increase in milk production from its Jersey herd during the first six months of the current year. This growth resulted in an additional 6.2 million kilograms of milk supplied from the breed compared with the same period last year.
According to TADICO:
Feka Livestock and Farming Company, a knowledge-based enterprise, has improved the production performance of its Jersey herd during the first half of the year by focusing on specialized herd management, enhancing productivity, and leveraging the breed’s genetic potential. As a result, the company increased its milk supply by 6.2 million kilograms compared with the corresponding period last year.
This achievement reflects targeted herd management, the application of specialized expertise, and the effective use of the Jersey breed’s genetic characteristics to produce high-quality milk with greater added value. Developing specialized herds and improving production indicators are among the key strategies that can contribute to higher productivity and stronger economic performance across livestock farming operations.
Feka’s performance during the first half of the year demonstrates the role of scientific management, genetic potential, and technology in expanding production. This approach aligns with TADICO Holding’s broader plans to enhance productivity and strengthen production capacity across its subsidiaries.
This achievement reflects targeted herd management, the application of specialized expertise, and the effective use of the Jersey breed’s genetic characteristics to produce high-quality milk with greater added value. Developing specialized herds and improving production indicators are among the key strategies that can contribute to higher productivity and stronger economic performance across livestock farming operations.
Feka’s performance during the first half of the year demonstrates the role of scientific management, genetic potential, and technology in expanding production. This approach aligns with TADICO Holding’s broader plans to enhance productivity and strengthen production capacity across its subsidiaries.
