Colombia exported more than 119,000 bovine semen straws to six countries

Published Sep 2, 2024

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The Colombian Agricultural Institute (ICA) has successfully exported over 119,000 straws of bovine semen to several countries including Pakistan, Paraguay, Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, and Costa Rica. This initiative is part of the Ministry of Agriculture's public policy to benefit cattle ranchers by showcasing the quality of their genetics and promoting sustainable farming. The exports are a result of ICA's efforts in disease control, increased road safety for livestock transportation, and maintaining food security in the agricultural sector.

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(NAP) The Colombian Agricultural Institute, ICA, announced that the country managed to export more than 119,000 straws of bovine semen to Pakistan, Paraguay, Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil and Costa Rica. The technical director of animal quarantine at ICA, Mauricio Torres said that “from the public policy of the Ministry of Agriculture, the financial facilities, the research, regulation and monitoring that ICA does, we seek to integrate and benefit the country's cattle ranchers, so that they show the quality of their genetics with more sustainable livestock farming.” The exports are the result of the ...

Source: Noticias Agropecurias