Para completes one year as a free area of foot and expanding the presence in the international market economy
M April 2024S. Para has officially finished vaccination against foot and yuan diseaseA sign of a new stage for State livestock. The last application occurred in MABá, which is the municipality of fortification municipality since 2007 and one of the largest livestock columns in the region. However, the state was recognized as a free zone of foot and disease without vaccination.
From this new situation, ADEPARA Agricultural Agency has adopted a health control system in health analysis, to replace vaccination with strategies such as repeated clinical inspections and rural properties. These measures are essential to preserving the rationalization of the herd and empowering, for example, exporting live cattle – an activity in which the Para is a national leader.
“Para has evolved greatly. Today we have a strong agricultural defense service from a technical point of view, able to meet the demands of international markets. With the new situation, we can reach more demanding countries like Japan, Canada and the Philippines. In addition, we have refrigerators that are suitable for Muslim countries and a strong presence in the export of bull to the Middle East.
More attention to animal health and sustainable production
The end of the vaccination is responsible for the tougher health control. Pacuorists should notify any symptoms of an immediate alphabet in animals such as fever, excessive stamps, mouth wounds, difficulties in walking or nutrition, and structure injuries.
Even without the vaccine, the government veterinary service maintains intensive monitoring to meet new health protocols. The preparation of the teams includes the government control department for fever and mothers, vesicle diseases and risk analysis (Gevfar), and the health emergency department of animals, as well as the Ministry of Agriculture and Tamperia (MAPA).
“Export to markets like Morocco requires negative tests for ancient and fixed fever, and this enhances the importance of standard protocols to meet the suspected disease notifications,” explains Audileia Teixeira Agricultural.
Technical standards for export and monitoring
In prenatal institutions (Epes), where cattle is inverted before export, the work of the technical teams has been intensified. Veterinarians have been promoted with these places, along with the map, to unify the procedures and ensure rapid responses in the case of suspected diseases.
“The goal is to discover any sign of the disease quickly and prove their absence. Veterinarians are trained to meet suspicions, collect samples, and make laboratory diagnoses,” says Glochi Carrera, Director of Adebara Diseases, and a corpse disease director.
Currently, there is in Para 19 Epes and leads the Brazilian livestock exports, which represents 51.9 % of the national total, followed by Rio Grande de Sol (27.5 %) and Sao Paulo (9.2 %).
Expansion in foreign trade
China is still the main buyer of spine meat, and the qualification of four other refrigerators in the state paves the way for the new markets. According to the Agricultural Development and Fisheries of Fisheries (SEDAP), in 2024, cow meat represented 94.08 % of exports in the government meat sector, followed by children (4.07 %) and other meat (1.78 %).
In all, 76 countries were imported Pará in the year. China tops $ 509.18 million (67.85 % of exports), followed by Israel (9.72 %), Hong Kong (5.92 %), United Arab Emirates (3.19 %) and Singapore (1.13 %).
The most prominent of the bulls was a 113.90 % growth in exports in the category of “live animals (with the exception of fish), which total $ 492.46 million – equivalent to 13.85 % of the zodiac in Barra. The main destination was Iraq alone out of 233.05 million dollars (47.32 % of the total).
Para has the second largest cattle in the country
With a herd of 26 million heads and vaccination coverage for more than 98 % by 2023, Para is ranked second among the largest herds of Brazil. The official new health status has been developed through Decree No. 665/2024 from the Ministry of Agriculture and Tire.
To reach the international recognition of the free zone of grants and the free zone without vaccination, the state achieved a year without vaccination or receiving fortified animals. The official recognition of the International Animal Health Organization (OMSA) is expected to take place in May 2025.
