Mongolia's livestock sector is currently transitioning from extensive nomadic grazing to semi-intensive systems. The demand for professional husbandry equipment has surged as producers seek to reduce winter mortality rates caused by extreme "dzud" events.
In the poultry sector, the shift toward sedentary farming requires specialized poultry pen house structures that can provide thermal insulation against sub-zero temperatures while maintaining ventilation standards.
Meanwhile, the sheep industry is integrating mechanized sheep feeding equipment to ensure consistent nutrition during the winter months when natural pasture is unavailable.
