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Livestock farmers in Jordan’s Ajloun governorate say bran is selling for more than 220 dinars per tonne, well above the 140-dinar open-market price they say should be available. They report that subsidized bran at 77 dinars per tonne is insufficient for their herds, while officials say the free-market price follows supply and demand and subsidized feed is allocated to registered farmers.
Costly or insufficient bran raises feed costs for livestock producers and could pressure demand for other feed ingredients. The report points to a bullish price signal for bran, though bran is not among the listed commodities.
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