Category: Sénégal

• Pasture resources and animal body condition are generally satisfactory, despite some variations in certain areas
• Suspected cases of animal diseases reported in the regions of Saint-Louis, Tambacounda, Matam and Kaolack
• Major bushfires observed in Tambacounda
• Large-scale cattle thefts, particularly in the regions of Louga, Tambacounda and Kaolack
• Livestock and rice prices up from seasonal average

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• Very high concentrations of cattle noted in Darou Mousty (Louga), Galoya (Saint-Louis) and Payar (Tambacounda)
• Massive or early arrivals in the regions of Louga, Kaolack, Saint-Louis and Tambacounda
• Satisfactory pasture and water resources
• Major bushfires reported in the Saint-Louis, Matam and Tambacounda regions
• Livestock thefts reported across regions
• Upward trend in livestock prices compared to the previous period and the five-year average

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• Medium to high livestock concentration
• Sufficient to very sufficient pasture resource conditions
• Water resource conditions very sufficient to sufficient
• Overall good condition of small and large ruminants
• Increase in prices of animals and cereals
• Suspicion of reported cases of illness: runny nose, distomatosis, parasitism, diarrhea, anteretoxemia, lungs
• Terms of trade for male cattle for millet and rice still favorable to breeders

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• High to low livestock concentration
• Pasture resource conditions very insufficient to insufficient
• Sufficient to medium water resource conditions
• Good condition of small and large ruminants
• Reported diseases: runny nose, goat and sheep plague, fluke, parasitism
• Terms of trade for male cattle for millet and rice still favorable to breeders

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• The concentration of livestock is medium to high
• Pasture resource conditions are insufficient to average
• Water resource conditions range from sufficient to average
• The body condition of small and large ruminants is good
• Reported illnesses: Runny nose, diarrhea, fluke, anterotoxemia and toxemia;
• The terms of trade for male cattle for millet and rice remain favorable.
• Markets are open and state interventions concern vaccinations and livestock feed.

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• High concentration of livestock in reception sites in the Kaolack, Kaffrine and Tambacounda regions
• Good condition of small and large ruminants
• Sufficient pasture and water resources
• Livestock and grain prices still above seasonal averages
• Terms of trade for male cattle for millet or rice favorable to breeders

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• High concentration of livestock in reception sites (Kaolack, Kaffrine and Tambacounda regions)
• Overall good condition of small and large ruminants
• Sufficient pasture and water resources at the reception sites
• Slight fluctuation in livestock and grain prices
• Terms of trade for male cattle for millet or rice favorable to breeders

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• Forte concentration du bétail dans les régions de Louga et Tambacounda
• Overall good condition of small and large ruminants
• Sufficient pasture and water resources
• Increase in cases of cattle theft
• Livestock prices rise slightly, grain prices fall
• Terms of trade for male cattle for millet or rice favorable to breeders
• Isolated cases of suspected diseases (enterotoxemia, parasitosis, distomatosis)

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