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15 Trends for the Livestock Sector

Livestock is under-going significant transformations, driven by technological advances, environmental concerns and changes in consumer behavior. In this scenario, several trends are shaping the future of the sector, seeking a more efficient, sustainable production and aligned with the demands of society.The following, we will explore 20 trends that are revolutionizing living stock. 1. Precision Livingstock:

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Braford in Brazilian livestock: Efficiency and adaptation to tropical climate

Braford cattle breed has excelled in Brazilian livestock due to its adaptability and productive efficiency.Original from the cross between Hereford and Zebu breeds, Braford was developed to combine the qualities of resistance to the tropical climate with the capacity of quality meat production.This cross resulted in robust and

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Distance learning in livestock: Advances and Strategies for effective training

Distance learning (EAD) is transforming the livestock sector, facilitating access to knowledge and innovative practices for rural producers and agricultural technicians.With the advent of digital technologies and the need for continuous professional updating, the DL modality emerges as a practical and efficient solution.It allows technical knowledge

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WhatsApp tips for livestock: optimize communication and management of your herd

The intelligent use of WhatsApp in livestock can transform the way cattle ranchers manage their livestock and communicate with teams and business partners.This instant messaging tool, widely adopted worldwide, offers a variety of features that facilitate the exchange of fast and efficient information, essential for decision making in the field of livestock farming

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