O3 cows price has increased by 5 cents in Germany

Published 2022년 1월 30일

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Dr. Frank Greshake reports positive trends in cattle prices in Germany, with high demand for minced meat leading to increased prices for young bulls, heifers, and cows. The high prices are attributed to the popularity of beef and a self-sufficiency rate of around 90% for beef in Germany. The meat from young bulls is typically sold as self-service goods, heifers are sold in the catering trade, and heavy old cows are exported.
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Nothing is nicer at the moment than reporting cattle prices on Mondays," says Dr. Frank Greshake. Not only the prices for young bulls are good, but also for heifers and cows, the animal owners get good money. The trend among consumers is towards minced meat for the burgers. Above all, the prices for old cows benefit from this. "Beef is doing well. That is why we also see the high prices for the female animals. That's a triumph," says the market specialist from the North Rhine-Westphalia Chamber of Agriculture. As a rule, the meat from young bulls is sold as self-service goods, heifers are ...

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