Milking buffalo prices in Egypt have risen to as much as EGP 135,000 per head, compared with about EGP 120,000 recently. Traders attribute prices to animals’ milk yield and health, higher breeding, veterinary and feed costs, and improved returns from milk production as winter demand for dairy products increases.
Higher feed and care costs raise the investment required to maintain dairy herds, while stronger seasonal demand for dairy can support returns and the value of productive animals. These factors may put upward pressure on milk production costs, though the article gives no direct milk-price change.
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