Located in the historical breadbasket of Morocco (the Chaouia), Mzab's land is mostly used for wheat production, but is also famous for sheep husbandry (Sardy is the most common sheep race).
Mzab, situated in the heart of Morocco's agricultural heritage (Chaouia), is predominantly dedicated to wheat farming, yet it is equally celebrated for its expertise in sheep rearing (Sardy being the most common breed).