The article highlights the commencement of Argentina's first annual vaccination campaign against foot-and-mouth disease and brucellosis, set to start on March 6, with a focus on bovine and buffalo animals across various provinces. However, the initiative has sparked concerns among producers due to the rising costs of vaccines, particularly in the face of drought and stagnant farm product prices, leading to disruptions in cattle chains. Producers and rural associations have voiced their complaints to Senasa, appealing for an intervention to reduce vaccine prices that they deem as unreasonable for their current economic situation.