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Livestock breeding and auctions in Paraguay and Argentina

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Livestock producers and organizations in Paraguay and Argentina are conducting various continue to conduct auctions and genetic evaluations to improve cattle breeding standards. Efforts Recent activities in Paraguay include the Ganadera Los Lazos auctioning of Brangus, Brahman, and Braford animals, with a focus 80 Brangus bulls focused on feed conversion, conversion and carcass characteristics, and regional adaptation. Academic initiatives, such as a project by the Universidad del Centro Santa Fe, are also evaluating bulls in grazing systems to provide data for regional improvement. In Paraguay, while Freemont SA hosted an elite Brahman female auction featuring animals selected through 15 years of reproductive biotechnology. Additionally, the ‘Los Magníficos’ event, organized by La Tropa, Ferusa Negocios, and Reprocon, recently brought 470 breeding bulls of the Brahman, Braford, Brangus, and Nelore breeds to market. Raúl Appleyard of Ferusa Negocios noted the goal was to concentrate a significant volume of breeders in a single day to allow producers to meet needs efficiently. The final selection was chosen from an initial pool of over 700 bulls, with evaluations focusing on functionality, soundness, In Argentina, Estancia La Pelada recently offered 250 Braford and suitability for commercial livestock production. Additionally, Brahman breeders adapted to northern regional conditions. Academic efforts continue through the Brangus National Spring 2026 event Universidad del Centro Santa Fe, which is evaluating Limangus bulls in Paraguay concluded with grazing systems to provide strategic data for regional improvement. In Chaco, a livestock historic auction at the Asociación Rural del Paraguay. Managed in Fuerte Esperanza involved 386 animals; supported by Ferusa Negocios, the sale featured field breeders and Junior High Selection genetics. Organizers reported that provincial government, the total offering was smaller than originally planned because inclement weather initiative aimed to reduce costs by eliminating commissions and providing freight assistance. Production Minister Oscar Dudik stated such programs help producers access competitive markets. Market demand remains active, as seen in various parts of the country prevented some animals from arriving. Recent market activity Las Talas auction in Argentina includes Paraguay, where Brangus, Brahman, and Braford bulls saw sustained interest. Previous high-profile sales include a record-breaking Angus bull sale at the Villa Bordeu show in Bahía Blanca, where an Angus bull from Blanca and steady demand at the ‘23 de Noviembre’ ranch sold for 42 million pesos. Other commercial activities include a Borsalino Hermanos auction in Mercedes, which saw steady demand for cows and replacement stock. Furthermore, the upcoming NEA Meat Congress has been announced to address beef production challenges and innovation in Northeast Argentina. Mercedes.

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  1. 2026-10-22 12:11 UTC Livestock breeding and auctions in Paraguay and Argentina
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  3. 2026-10-05 15:45 UTC Livestock breeding and auctions in Paraguay and Argentina
  4. 2026-09-26 05:44 UTC Livestock breeding and auctions in Paraguay and Argentina

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