Programme: Rural Development Programme

Farm will grow in the field of dairy sheep. The number of dairy sheep will increase by 14 in the first and by at least 21 more in the second business year from their own breeding activities to a minimum of 91 breeding sheep by the date of verification of the business plan. Female lambs will be left for breeding. Revenues for the farm will come from the sale of milk and from the sale of male and non-breeding female lambs. The total amount of farmland will be maintained until the end of the implementation of the business plan. They will undergo restructuring, with sorghum dropping out in the second marketing year and the area under wheat increasing. Silage corn and fallow land will decrease. The implementation of the BP will start in the first business year with animal and crop breeding activities. . There will also be a course of at least 8 hours in relation to preventing or overcoming a complicated epizootic situation, including improving the farm's biosecurity even more. In the first business year, the construction of a protective fence along the outer perimeter of the property where the breeding establishment is located will also begin. Successful implementation of the production program and the set goals will require: Adherence to the technology of breeding and ensuring proper and balanced nutrition of the animals depending on their age, productivity and physiological condition. Adherence to the principles of prophylaxis and disinfection in order to prevent animal diseases. Respect for the protection and welfare requirements of the sheep. Ensuring optimal microclimatic parameters in the breeding premises. Proper and timely implementation of agrotechnical crop cultivation activities. Apply for all farm support schemes.