The weekly market of Selouane is seeing growing activity around sheep destined for Eid al-Adha, but prices have risen sharply compared with previous years.
Many residents visit the livestock sales area, yet demand has not followed, with many merely looking and haggling without buying.
Breeders attribute the surge to the high cost of fodder and animal feed, which they present as a justification for raising prices.
Residents are waiting to see how prices evolve in the coming days, hoping for a decline after the steep rise recorded at the start of the offering in the province's markets.
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