Mexico: Durango increases bovine exports by 25% in the 2023-2024 cycle

Published 2024년 9월 3일

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During the 2023-2024 cycle, Durango's cattle exports to the US surged by 25%, reaching 234,000 heads with expectations to surpass 240,000 units. This growth is fueled by favorable animal prices and drought conditions that limit grazing, leading producers to prioritize exports. However, exporting a higher percentage of calves and high-quality females may pose future challenges for local rearing. The cattle export significantly boosts income for Durango and benefits agriculture and commerce across its 39 municipalities.

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The export of cattle from Durango to the US market registered a notable increase during the 2023-2024 cycle, reaching 234,000 heads in a preliminary count, according to Rogelio Soto, president of the state's Regional Livestock Union (UGRD). It is expected that in the entire period, from September 1 of last year to August 31 of this year, the figure will exceed 240,000 units, which represents an increase of more than 25% compared to the 186,000 sent in the previous period. YOU MAY BE INTERESTED IN: Drought and health status reduce cattle exports in Tamaulipas This growth is mainly attributed to the good price of the animals, which has encouraged producers to sell in the US instead of in the domestic market. In addition, the drought has limited the conditions for grazing, prompting ranchers to prioritize exports. Due to increased exports, there will be challenges in the rearing of the Durango herd Another factor is the decision to market a higher percentage of calves, traditionally ...

Source: Ganaderia