Spain halts live cattle exports to Morocco amid lumpy skin disease outbreak

«Valley of the Cows» : Morocco documents previously unstudied cattle engravings in Tiznit

A National Rock Art Heritage Center mission has uncovered and documented a previously unstudied rock art site in Tafraout El Mouloud, Tiznit province, featuring remarkably detailed engravings of domesticated cattle. Named «Assif n’izgaren» or «Valley of the Cows», the site reflects centuries of human presence and artistic expression, adding a significant new chapter to Morocco’s rock art heritage.

Paraguay eyes live cattle exports to Morocco

Eid al-Adha prices soar in Morocco as drought impacts sheep herds

The 16th edition of the International Agricultural Forum in Morocco (SIAM) has confirmed that the prices of cattle for Eid al-Adha will increase this year by about 1,000 dirhams compared to last year, citing high fodder prices and drought.

Covid-19 : Seven cattle markets closed for non-compliance with required health measures in Morocco

Eid al-Adha’s famous dishes threatened by global warming

Moroccans and Muslims around the world are prepping for Eid al-Adha, a religious holiday that involves a lot of meat cooking, barbecues, and delicious lamb-based dishes. Unfortunately, meatatarians will have to give up on their mouth-watering meals to save the planet.

An Irish vet found guilty for certifying cattle for export to Morocco