El Niño Phenomenon: The Province Assisted in the Evacuation of More than 70 per Cent of the Islands' Hacienda
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The Government of Santa Fe reported that the preventive measures taken in the context of the impact of El Niño have allowed more than 500 animals to be moved from the islands to high fields, including cattle and horses.
Following the warnings and measures implemented by the Santa Fesino Executive, the number of animals in aqueous areas dropped from more than 700,000 to less than 182,000 The Super Niño entrance: more than 70% of the hacienda was evacuated on islands was first published in El Ciudadano.
The province of Santa Fe advanced in the operation of the evacuation of cattle from the islands before the flood of the Paraná River and the perspectives associated with the El Niño phenomenon. According to the latest data of the National Service of Health and Agro-Food Quality (Sennasa), as of 19 October 2026, 181,798 cattle and 8,908 work horses remained on the islands of Santa Fe jurisdiction. This figure represents a reduction of more than 7…
Given the advance of the El Niño phenomenon and the increase in the flow of Paraná, associated with the rains in the high basins and the opening of floodgates in Yacyretá and Itaipu, the Government of Santa Fe intensified the technical assistance, territorial articulation and logistical support to move animals from the islands [...] The news Phenomenon of El Niño: the Province assisted in the evacuation of more than 70% of the hacienda of the is…
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