A Bountiful Display of Livestock at the Moulay Yacoub Market
On May 25, 2026, the livestock market in Sbit Al-Wadiya, located in the Moulay Yacoub region, witnessed a significant influx of citizens seeking sacrificial animals for the upcoming Eid al-Adha. The market showcased an impressive array of livestock, with a notable variety of breeds available, including "Sardi," "Barki," "Dhaman," and "Beni Keil." This diversity allowed consumers to choose according to their preferences and budget.
According to data from the regional agricultural directorate in Fez, the Moulay Yacoub province is home to a livestock population exceeding 307,000 heads, with approximately 95% of these animals being registered. This year, it is anticipated that around 140,000 heads will be designated for the Eid al-Adha festivities, emphasizing the area's capacity to meet the demand.
Many customers, traveling from various cities including Fez, expressed their satisfaction with the range of options available at the market, as well as the competitive prices that cater to different segments of the population. The atmosphere was vibrant and familial, characteristic of the Moroccan livestock markets, where social interactions thrive amidst the purchasing frenzy.
As reported by le12.ma.
