The high prices for calves and cows surpassed those for bulls with buyers interested in replenishment and females for the breeding season.
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Prices for replacement animals and cows have been consistently rising in major regions, according to data from the Center for Advanced Studies in Applied Economics (Cepea). The upward movement even exceeds that observed for fattened cattle. For calves, due to increased interest from breeders, many cattle ranchers are seeking to replenish the herd. In Mato Grosso do Sul, a traditional producer of calves, the average price of a nelore animal up to 12 months old is R$ 2,940/head in November, with a strong 14% increase compared to November/24 in nominal terms. In the case of cows, Cepea researchers indicate that with the beginning of spring and the mating season, the retention of females for reproduction has ...
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