Calf registrations in Ireland: Beef numbers down by 7,532 head

Published 2023년 3월 4일

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The article reports on the dynamic of calf registrations in Ireland for the year to date, showing a slight decrease compared to the same period in 2022, with a total of 842,437 calves registered until the week ending March 3. Dairy calf numbers have surpassed last year's figures, reaching 732,817, while beef calf numbers remain behind, with 109,620 registered so far in 2023. The article also highlights a notable 120% increase in calf exports compared to the same period last year, with just over 13,000 calves exported by mid-February 2023.

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Calf registrations for the year to date have surpassed 840,000 head, with just shy of 151,000 calves registered in the week ending March 3. Based on the latest data available from the Irish Cattle Breeding Federation (ICBF) the total number of calf registrations so far this year stands at 842,437, which is actually 6,471 head behind this point in 2022. The number of calves being registered each week should now begin to slow down, with many dairy farms past the peak of the calving season. Calf registrations A total of 131,140 calves were registered to dairy dams in the week ending March 3, which is 1,629 more than the same period in 2022 when some 129,511 calves were registered to dairy dams. Advertisement Dairy calf numbers started well behind 2022, but have now caught up and have surpassed 2022’s numbers. So far this year, the total number of calves registered to dairy dams stands at 732,817, which is slightly ahead of 2022 when 731,756 calves were registered. Unlike dairy calf ...

Source: AgriLand