Overview

• The Braford jura named “Martina” of Cabaña El Amargo Gran Campeona Hembra and two-year-old “Alejo” of Cabaña Santa Irene Gran Campeón Macho from 136 entries across nine provinces.
• Juror Carlos Ojea Rullán highlighted notable gains in functionality, structural correctness and carcass quality that reflect decade-long genetic improvement programs.
• Holando Argentino dairy cattle returned to the central ring for the first time in six years with eight high-yield specimens from Tambo El Solaz drawing renewed attention to milk-production genetics.
• Brangus competitions concluded with Corral de Guardia’s senior cow winning Gran Campeón Hembra and La Morocha’s bull claiming Gran Campeón Macho, underscoring the breed’s expanding national footprint.
• An interactive Brangus catalog app debuted at the expo to provide live updates and guide breeder decisions on further exhibition or reproduction placement.