of animal husbandry. The average milk production per head is 1814 liters during lactation period, which is little given to the genetic potential of the cows. By education and introduction of new technologies, the annual milk production per head must be increased to at least 2500 liters (the average production in European Community is 3500-4000 L). It has been noticed that the number of profitable specialized farms is increasing, and more and more farmers is giving up having only one cow to produce milk. There are 3100 heads of cattle (2150 milk cows, 500 neat, and 450 calves). The new situation caused that 'small' farmers gave up producing, which resulted in decrease of the number of livestock, which consequently led to decrease in milk production. Milk production There are 35 lactose freezers which supply Meggle dairy (500 cooperates), 8 lactose freezers supply 'Jezerka' dairy (184 cooperates), and one supplying Prijedor Dairy. Sheep farming is not as nearly developed as it could be, given the existing conditions and demographics. The plan of high sheep farming should be realized as an accompanying branch of animal housing because the sheep is not the biological competition to any species of domestic animals in terms of feeding. Due to their way of feeding, sheep are easily adaptable to steep areas suitable for turning into nomadic pastures. The sheep farming products are meat, milk, wool, and other raw material. The attainable supporting measures in animal husbandry: influence on the change of agrarian policy in Bosnia-Herzegovina with the aim of assurance of products placement, for crediting farmers for purchasing reproductive cattle, lactose freezers, milking devices, mechanization etc. The aforementioned measures should also be targeted towards encouraging fodder production, giving bonuses for milk production, stimulating the farmers by awarding the largest production, giving subventions for artificial fertilization, organizing advisory service work (through seminars, brochures, informing farmers on new animal husbandry technologies etc.), stimulating export, breeding the sheep sorts suitable for this region, with the reproduction rate of three lambs per two years and high milk and meet production. By developing and organizing cattle breeding the conditions should be created for building milk processing facilities for both cow and sheep milk, cheese, butter and other milk products, facilities for wool and leather processing, which could be a good precondition for development of craftsmanship and handicraft, e.g. carpet-making. Subsidies data Of the total number of farmers who applied for cantonal