Grupo San Simón will bring together cattle producers and industry representatives for a day focused on genetic improvement, knowledge sharing, and opportunities to strengthen cattle operations.
Venezuela’s cattle industry grows stronger when producers can share their experience, learn from one another, and explore new opportunities. With this in mind, Grupo San Simón is presenting the 2026 San Simón GYR Auction, scheduled for November 12 at Hacienda San Simón in Santa Bárbara del Zulia, Zulia State.
Alongside cattle sales, the event will give producers a chance to exchange practical experience, build relationships across the industry, and access breeding options that can help improve their operations.
Using genetics and technical knowledge to improve productivity
The 2026 San Simón GYR Auction will feature GYR, Red Brahman, and White Brahman cattle, as well as F1 Simmental × Red Brahman crosses. These animals offer producers a range of options for improving their herds.
A central focus of the event will be genetic selection informed by technical data, pedigree records, and traceability. These tools help producers assess animal traits and make informed breeding decisions.
This approach reflects Grupo San Simón’s commitment to using practical knowledge, high-quality genetics, and technical criteria to improve productivity and create new opportunities for growth.
Building relationships and sharing experience
In addition to the auction, the event will feature activities that give producers and industry representatives time to exchange ideas and strengthen working relationships.
Participants will be able to share what they have learned in their own operations and explore initiatives that are helping advance cattle production. The event will encourage collaboration among people working across the industry.
Supporting the growth of Venezuela’s cattle industry
Through the 2026 San Simón GYR Auction, Grupo San Simón reaffirms its commitment to strengthening Venezuela’s agricultural sector by supporting genetic improvement, connecting producers, and creating opportunities for the national cattle industry to grow.
The event reflects our belief that the industry’s future depends on sharing knowledge, strengthening relationships, and investing in Venezuela’s productive potential.
