Analyst Víctor Tonelli presented, at the latest cattle congress of the Rosgan, an overwhelming amount of data, which would demonstrate that the high prices currently received by beef producers in Argentina respond to a structural phenomenon that could last for a long time and trigger a process of investment and technological advancement in the cattle industry similar to what agriculture experienced a couple of decades ago. Our mission, as journalists specialized in agriculture who have seen the dreams of cattle ranchers frustrated many times (we come from the time when one cow was not enough to buy a pair of shoes), is to be suspicious of such promising scenarios as the one outlined by Tonelli. This is then the conversation between the optimistic cattle expert and Bichos de Campo: -Really, Victor? Are you convinced? I would like you to try to convince me. -What I see now, and I will try to substantiate it, is a change in the world in the consumption of animal proteins, with an ...