A dry climate and the excellent condition of herds are some of the reasons Argentina’s dairy output increased 4% in 2021. Photo: Julián Amé in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Favourable weather, healthy herds and improved performance of Argentinian dairy farms boosted milk production by 4% in 2021. Meanwhile, exports remain strong, with whole milk powder the dominant product, but domestic consumption is strained due to a contraction in GDP. Owing to improved performance, Argentine fluid milk production is on its way to its highest output since 2015 and is anticipated to reach 11,900 mmt in 2021. According to a USDA GAINS report, this growth is the result of a good
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