The report by Rosgan highlights a concerning trend in Argentina's livestock industry, with a notable increase in cow slaughter and a significant decline in heifer replacement rates, potentially leading to a decrease in the next calf harvest. Despite challenges such as drought, the sector's performance over the past year has been broadly stable. However, the unsustainable pace of cow slaughter and the resulting implications for calf production in 2025 are causing alarm. The industry has already processed over 1.9 million cows in the first eight months of 2024, marking the second highest cow extraction rate in the last fifteen years. This, coupled with a stagnant recovery in female categories, raises serious concerns about the future of the industry and the sustainability of calf production.