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Growing up in Paraná: Prepare for the Withdrawal of 15,000 Cows so that the Water Does Not Take Them Away

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These are animals found in island areas opposite the San Javier department, Santa Fe

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These are animals found in island areas opposite the San Javier department, Santa Fe

·Vicente López, Argentina
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According to Senasa, in August there were some 660,000 cattle and other species on the islands of Santa Fe. The Province established a register to link producers with field, food and transport suppliers, in the face of a scenario that could demand the departure of virtually all animals.

The increase of the Paraná River and its secondary basins began to impact the livestock activity of the north of Santa Fe. In the area of San Javier, the producers launched an operation to move between 10,000 and 15,000 livestock heads from the island and riverside areas to higher land, [...] The news The increase of the Paraná forces to evacuate up to 15,000 livestock heads in the north of Santa Fe was first published in Sin Mordaza.

The river continues to rise in Paso de la Patria and moves southwards. In Santa Fe, producers prepare for the removal of 15,000 animals from the islands.

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BAE Negocios broke the news on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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