Livestock farming has become more expensive for producers, who face a significant increase in operational costs. The transport of animals and agricultural products weighs heavily on producers' accounts, directly affecting the profitability of their activities.
In addition to fuel expenses, producers face another challenge: animal feed has also become more expensive. This increase in feed costs represents an additional burden on the already pressured margins of cattle farmers.
The combination of these factors - fuel and feed - has been making it more difficult for livestock producers to operate, as they see their production costs increase steadily.
