AMMAN Livestock sales witnessed a 50 per cent drop during this year’s Eid Al Adha compared with last year, which is the most favourable season for farmers, according to Za’al Al Kawaleet, president of Livestock Owners and Breeders Association.Kawaleet told The Jordan Times that 250,000 sacrificial animals were sold during this eid, compared with approximately 550,000 sold
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