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Agricultural and livestock developments in South America

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Recent developments in the agricultural sector focus on technological integration and genetic improvement across South America. In Paraguay, new initiatives include the launch of Feed Manager, a digital platform by Balanza Hook for livestock management and traceability, and the establishment of new poultry facilities in the Itapúa region to increase production through integration with meatpacking companies. Additionally, the Association of Criollo Horse Breeders is organizing auctions for field work and genetic improvement, while the “Del campo al plato” program in the Central Chaco region utilizes genetic selection to enhance meat quality. Expanding on these genetic advancements, the Paraguayan livestock establishment Ganadera & Forestal Herrera, located in the Caazapá department, has completed its first export of 70 Brangus embryos to Argentina. The shipment includes genetic material from three selected donors, including La Guachita, recognized as the “2025 Champion of the World,” and is destined for the Argentine breeding facilities Las Dos A and Los Guasunchos. This operation is considered a milestone for Paraguayan bovine genetics, intended to strengthen commercial ties and expand the country’s international presence. In Bolivia, Biocampo and Nutrivet have introduced Tricinophós, a nutritional technology designed to address phosphorus shortages in poultry and swine production. In Peru, the municipality of Andahuaylas has distributed Corriedale sheep to local producers to strengthen rural livestock activities.

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