Merino 1957

Directed by Trajče Popov

The film talks about the struggle to increase wool and meat in sheep farming in Macedonia, through the merinization of old types of sheep. This merinization is carried out with the merino sheep through artificial insemination of the new type of sheep that produces six times more wool than the old one. In addition, artificial insemination has other advantages such as: a larger number of fertilized sheep, a reduction in contagious diseases, and more.