据蒙古牲畜普查初步结果显示，截至2025年底，蒙古全国牲畜存栏总数为5810万头，同比增加44.51万 头，增长0.7%。其中，骆驼50.13万头，增加2700头，增长4.3%，马510万匹，增加44.41万匹，增长 9.5%，牛540万头、增加36.51万头、增长7.2%，绵羊2390万只，减少63.26万只，下降2.6%，山羊2320 万只，增加24.78万只，增长1.1%。分地区看，南戈壁、苏赫巴托、后杭爱、肯特、巴彦洪格尔、东戈 壁、库苏古尔、东方省、戈壁松贝尔、扎布汗及乌兰巴托等地存栏同比增加1.07万至32.5万头只；色楞 格、乌布苏、科布多、巴彦乌列盖、达尔汗乌拉、前杭爱、布尔干、戈壁阿尔泰、中央和鄂尔浑等地同 比减少6300至35.45万头只。 ...

Core Insights - In the first nine months of 2025, Mongolia reported a total livestock death of 198,600 heads, with goats and sheep accounting for the majority of the losses [1] Livestock Death Breakdown - The breakdown of livestock deaths includes 75,200 goats, 73,800 sheep, 25,800 cattle, 23,300 horses, and 454 camels, with goats and sheep representing 37.9% and 37.2% of the total deaths respectively [1] Regional Distribution - The highest livestock deaths were concentrated in three provinces: Khentii (29,300 heads, 14.7%), Khovd (25,400 heads, 12.8%), and Dornogovi (20,500 heads, 10.3%), collectively accounting for nearly 40% of the total deaths [1] - Other provinces such as Khuvsgul, Bayankhongor, Uvs, Gobi-Altai, and Bulgan together contributed to 71.3% of the total livestock deaths [1] Factors Influencing Death Rates - Experts attribute the significant decrease in death rates to improved pasture conditions, early forage storage, and enhanced local disaster prevention measures [1]

Core Insights - The demand for camels in Egypt is significantly increasing as many families opt for them to celebrate the upcoming Eid al-Adha, due to the high prices of traditional livestock like cows and sheep [1][2] - The price of camels ranges from 35,000 to 65,000 Egyptian pounds, making them a more affordable option compared to cows, which can cost between 70,000 to 90,000 Egyptian pounds [2][3] - The economic situation in Egypt, characterized by structural issues and rising inflation, has led to increased pressure on households, influencing their choice of livestock for celebrations [2] Market Dynamics - The Birqash camel market, located about 35 kilometers northwest of Cairo, is the largest camel market in Egypt and serves as a barometer for the camel market in the country [1] - Daily sales of camels have risen from approximately 1,200 last year to over 1,800 this year, indicating a strong market demand during the festive season [1] - Despite an overall decline in livestock demand due to economic conditions, camels have become increasingly popular among consumers [1][2] Consumer Behavior - Consumers are attracted to camels not only for their lower prices but also for the quantity of meat they provide, which is suitable for sharing during the Eid celebrations [2][3] - The health benefits of camel meat, which is leaner compared to other livestock, are also a factor in its growing popularity among families [3]