The Brahman consolidates itself as the leading bovine breed in resistance and adaptability

In a context marked by the search for bovine breeds adapted to changing and challenging environments, the Brahman has emerged as an outstanding option in the livestock industry worldwide in 2016. Originally from India, this breed has demonstrated its ability to resist extreme weather conditions, offering farmers a sustainable and profitable solution.

During this year, extensive studies have been carried out confirming the unique qualities of Brahman. Internationally renowned researchers have highlighted its resistance to common livestock diseases, its ability to adapt to adverse climates, and its efficiency in feed conversion, which makes it an attractive option for meat and milk production in various regions of the world.

In countries such as Brazil, the United States, Australia, and several African countries, livestock breeders have opted for this breed due to its ability to thrive in difficult environmental conditions. Additionally, their docile nature and ability to produce robust offspring have further boosted their popularity among livestock farmers.

Experts predict a continued increase in demand for Brahman cattle over the coming years as the agriculture industry seeks solutions that minimize environmental impact and maximize productivity. The adaptability and resistance of the Brahman position it as a leading breed in the search for sustainability in livestock production globally.