Brazilian Cow Sets Record with $4 Million Sale

Viatina-19 FIV Mara Movéis becomes the world's most expensive cow, highlighting advancements in cattle breeding and Brazil's beef industry.

Viatina-19 weighs over 2,400 pounds, double the average for her breed.
The cow's high value is due to her rapid muscle growth, exceptional fertility, and ability to pass these traits to offspring.
Breeders pay up to $250,000 for her egg cells to improve their livestock's genetics.
Brazil is the world's top beef exporter, with cattle breeding playing a crucial role in its economy.
Viatina-19's sale underscores the growing importance of genetics in agriculture.