Lifestyle: culture & food · Fuerteventura · 12.11, 11:44
Private land permissions required for traditional cattle grazing in Tuineje
Martín Cano Clavijo stated on Radio Sintonía that maintaining traditional cattle grazing in Tuineje requires permission from private landowners. The association seeks grazing permits for approximately 1000-1300 animals.
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Martín Cano Clavijo, commissioner of Mancomún de Tuineje, highlighted difficulties in maintaining the traditions of ganado de costa and apañadas. The association currently works with 24-30 people. Grazing takes place on private land and requires obtaining permissions. High feeding costs and a small number of young participants are problems.
Cano also mentioned the quality of majorero cheese during the World Cheese Awards in Córdoba. He emphasised the unique taste of traditional long-aged cheeses.
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