Livestock farming appears as a new opportunity for investment in Argentina

Meat

Argentina

Innovation & Technology

Published Mar 7, 2024

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Argentina's livestock farming industry is poised for significant growth by 2024, driven by increasing global protein demand, potential for productive pasture farming, and a focus on exports. The country could increase its meat production from 3.2 million tons to over 5 million tons in four years. ADBlick Livestock is capitalizing on this opportunity with a pastoral rearing and finishing scheme in a feed lot, anticipating a decrease in calf supply and an increase in demand. The company also expects a shift in the livestock cycle from 'liquidation' to 'retention', reducing total beef supply by at least 10% compared to 2023.

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Why could it be a historic moment for livestock farming in Argentina: the investment opportunities that appear in the sector? Fernando Canosa and Victor Tonelli, specialists in the livestock sector, point out 2024 as what could be a pivotal year for the sector: the key will be in exports, the growing demand for global protein and the possibility of carrying out a productive approach of pasture as the protagonist. . Livestock farming seeks revenge: "we are in a historic and very special moment for livestock farming," said the prestigious consultant and advisor Fernando Canosa during a virtual talk for current and potential investors that ADBlick Agro holds monthly called Investor Partner Day. But why is this moment so important? «If we put the spotlight on it, meat is one of those products that is lacking in the world, and there are few countries with concrete possibilities of increasing production. Argentina is one of them, we are at 3.2 million tons and we can quickly go (in four ...

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