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Australia’s beef production hits record 2.9 million tonnes in 2026, driven by strong demand and good conditions, but herd decline is expected by 2027–2028.
Australia’s cattle herd is projected to remain stable at around 30 million head in 2026, with beef production reaching a record 2.9 million tonnes—up 4% from 2025—driven by strong global demand, favorable northern conditions, and high slaughter numbers.
Despite a 53% female slaughter ratio, indicating herd restructuring rather than decline, improved pasture growth from recent flooding supports rebuilding.
Exports are forecast to hit a record 2.3 million tonnes, while cattle prices are expected to rise modestly.
However, the herd is projected to begin declining by 2027–2028 due to sustained high slaughter, and global uncertainties, including the Middle East conflict, could disrupt trade and increase costs.
La producción de carne de res de Australia alcanza un récord de 2,9 millones de toneladas en 2026, impulsada por una fuerte demanda y buenas condiciones, pero se espera que el rebaño disminuya en 2027 2028.