The cattle supply in Argentina saw a decline from 2023's actual figures to the forecasts for 2024, standing at 67.19 million heads. Projections show a consistent downward trend, with the supply decreasing to 66.64 million heads in 2025, followed by further reductions each subsequent year, reaching 65.32 million heads by 2028. The average annual decrease over the five-year forecast period calculates a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of approximately -0.71%.
Future trends to watch for include climatic variations affecting grazing lands, changes in livestock management practices, and market demand shifts driven by both domestic consumption and export requirements. Monitoring regulatory and policy developments related to the livestock industry will also be crucial for anticipating supply adjustments.
