US "price hike" accelerates modernization of pastures

The imposition of tariffs by the United States on Brazilian beef has generated initial apprehension, but has also driven strategic changes in the field. Just over a month after the start of the "tariff surge," the national cattle industry is already showing new movements in search of greater production efficiency, especially with the adoption of more technological and sustainable pastures. The forage seed sector, which initially felt the impact on pasture renovations, has undergone a rapid adaptation and now observes a growth in demand for solutions that enhance the productivity of breeding areas. This trend reflects the need to optimize land use and reduce costs in the face of new international market conditions. "The market has undergone an adaptation in recent weeks, but there has been no drop in demand. On the contrary, we have noticed an increase due to the need for greater efficiency of the pastures," explains Alex Wolf, CEO of Wolf Seeds. Even with the contraction in U.S. ...