
Morkaraman sheep is a native genetic resource native to the Anatolian region, with documented presence in these lands from the 10th to 13th centuries BCE. Primarily raised in the Eastern Anatolia Region (Erzurum, Ağrı, Iğdır, Van, Kars, Muş, etc.), it is also found in the Southeastern Anatolia Region and to a lesser extent in Central Anatolia. Known among the public as the “Mazık” sheep, this breed accounts for approximately 21.5% of Türkiye’s total sheep population and 61.1% of the sheep popula
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Trees are living organisms that anchor themselves to the soil through their roots and purify the air through their leaves. Large natural areas where many trees grow together are called forests. Trees and forests are of great importance to both nature and humans. They Provide Clean Air Trees absorb carbon dioxide and produce oxygen, enabling humans and animals to breathe clean air. They filter dust and harmful gases from the atmosphere, protecting the environment. They Conserve Water When it rain
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