Feni, May 18 -- Livestock farmers across Feni district are working tirelessly to rear and fatten cattle in anticipation of Eid-ul-Azha, with hopes of fetching fair prices in the upcoming sacrificial animal market.

Despite enduring a host of challenges, including rising prices of cattle feed, veterinary medicines and electricity, local farmers are navigating the final stretch before Eid, now less than a month away.

The enthusiasm, however, is tempered by concerns over market volatility and the potential impact of smuggled cattle from neighbouring countries.

Many believe that if cross-border cattle inflow can be curbed, local producers may finally break even or turn a profit.

Both buyers and sellers share the apprehension that the incre...