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Global deployment of smart livestock management technology

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The deployment of smart livestock management technology is expanding continues to expand globally. In Spain, a technology firm in Abadín, Lugo, has implemented GPS collars on approximately 30,000 cattle to monitor location and behavior, utilizing European public funding to enhance traceability and animal welfare. In Uruguay, the New Zealand-based company Halter has initiated a six-month pilot program in partnership with the National Institute of Agricultural Research (INIA). This trial, located in Colonia, uses GPS-equipped smart collars to establish virtual grazing boundaries through sound, vibration, and mild electric pulses. This The system allows producers to manage grazing via a digital platform without the need for physical internal fencing, while also collecting data on animal health and weight gain to test effectiveness in Latin American climatic conditions. The trial specifically involves approximately 100 Hereford cattle. Parallel activity in the regional Regional livestock sector includes a dynamic replacement market at the Plaza Angus in Uruguay, supported by favorable spring weather. Meanwhile, in Cañuelas, activity remains high across South America. In Argentina, the 47th National Angus Spring Exhibition and the 26th Angus Calf Exhibition are underway. Featuring over 50 exhibitors and 300 breeders, these events focus on Week in Cañuelas continues to highlight high-quality genetics genetics, with recent awards granted to establishments such as La Rubeta and commercial auctions. Industry leaders, including Arandú. Additionally, Juramento is preparing its second annual auction for Brangus, Braford, and Criollo horses. In Uruguay, the President Plaza Rural Angus auction has demonstrated strong demand, with a high percentage of replacement cattle being placed. Meanwhile, in Paraguay, El Corral SA is launching its second annual spring breeder fair, featuring 54 bulls of the Argentine Beef Promotion Institute (IPCVA), have emphasized that continuous genetic Brahman, Brangus, and productive evolution is necessary Nelore breeds to maintain international competitiveness. meet high genetic demand.

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