The Regional Committee for Subsidized Feed Distribution in the Zaghouan governorate has invited all local livestock breeders to submit applications for a share of subsidized feed for 2026. The call for applications started on October 16 and will end on December 16. This move aims to prepare final lists of beneficiaries and enable local committees to update the number of breeders and their livestock.
According to the Zaghouan governorate, applicants must provide a national identity card, a vaccination receipt for sheep and goats, and a registration or vaccination certificate for cattle for 2026. If these documents are not available, certificates from 2025 or 2024 can be submitted as alternatives. The application also requires a declaration attached to a publication regulating the distribution of barley, which can be obtained from the local administration office and must be completed accurately.
Breeders are required to declare any changes in their livestock numbers by submitting a sworn statement, signed and deposited at the local administration office. The authorities have warned that providing false information about identity, livestock numbers, or location will result in disqualification from monthly feed allocations and potential judicial prosecution.
The Zaghouan governorate has emphasized that any applications received after the deadline will be considered invalid and will not be processed. The authorities are urging breeders to comply with the requirements to ensure a smooth distribution of subsidized feed.
The subsidized feed program aims to support local livestock breeders by providing them with essential resources at a lower cost. The program's success relies on accurate and timely applications from breeders. The authorities have encouraged breeders to seek assistance from local administration offices if they need help with the application process.
The Zaghouan governorate has allocated resources to facilitate the application process and ensure that breeders have access to the necessary information. The authorities have also established a system to monitor and verify the accuracy of the information provided by breeders.
The deadline for applications is December 16, and breeders are advised to submit their applications as soon as possible to avoid any delays. The authorities will review all applications and prepare the final lists of beneficiaries before distributing the subsidized feed.
Key points
- The Tunisian authorities have set a deadline of December 16 for livestock breeders to apply for subsidized feed.
- Applicants must provide specific documents, including a national identity card and vaccination receipts.
- Providing false information will result in disqualification from the program and potential judicial prosecution.
