They foresee an increase in the cattle herd and greater export capacity in Bolivia

Published 2023년 2월 8일

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Bolivia's cattle herd is seeing an annual growth of 3.5%, reaching 10,654,573 animal heads in 2022, primarily concentrated in departments like Beni and Santa Cruz de la Sierra. The president of the Federation of Cattlemen of Santa Cruz, Adrian Castedo, believes there is potential for greater growth and is advocating for government support to increase production, aiming to stabilize national supply and prices. Currently, only 6% of production is exported, with internal consumption being the main market. The livestock sector is benefiting from new technologies, leading to a positive margin for producers.
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In Bolivia, the bovine cattle herd has been growing around 3.5% annually, however, it has the potential to multiply this growth in the following years, according to what the president of the Federation of Cattlemen of Santa Cruz (Fegasacruz) told Valor Agro. , Adrian Castedo. First of all, it should be noted that the Bolivian cattle herd reached 10,654,573 animal heads at the end of 2022, according to official data from institutions oriented to the sector. In this regard, Castedo explained that this figure has been increasing by 3.5% per year and that it may even increase even more, due to the fact that there are departments with great capacity for livestock production such as Beni and Santa Cruz de la Sierra, in which jointly contemplates little more than 70% of the bovine herd. "These departments are much larger than all of Paraguay in terms of area extension and often register a greater amount of rain, they are special areas for raising cattle since they have many flat lands," ...
Source: Elagro

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