Department | Alto Paraguay
This meat production unit occupies a considerable area that includes natural pastures, palm groves, cultivated pastures, and forests, all designed for a complete livestock production system.
It houses 13,800 cattle and buffalo, managed with ultra-intensive grazing systems in cultivated pastures and extensive grazing in natural palm groves. In addition, it has agricultural land to produce high-quality dry matter bales or silage, with an annual capacity of 10,000 tons.
Water management is carried out through a network of reservoirs, silt traps, distribution tanks, and watering points. The medium-term goal is to double meat production by retaining females, genetic improvement, and conversion efficiency, while maintaining a professional and technified approach.
Buffalo Ranch
Department | Alto Paraguay
This meat production unit occupies a considerable area that includes natural pastures, palm groves, cultivated pastures, and forests, all designed for a complete livestock production system.
It houses 13,800 cattle and buffalo, managed with ultra-intensive grazing systems in cultivated pastures and extensive grazing in natural palm groves. In addition, it has agricultural land to produce high-quality dry matter bales or silage, with an annual capacity of 10,000 tons.
Water management is carried out through a network of reservoirs, silt traps, distribution tanks, and watering points. The medium-term goal is to double meat production by retaining females, genetic improvement, and conversion efficiency, while maintaining a professional and technified approach.
Buffalo Ranch
Department | Alto Paraguay
This meat production unit occupies a considerable area that includes natural pastures, palm groves, cultivated pastures, and forests, all designed for a complete livestock production system.
It houses 13,800 cattle and buffalo, managed with ultra-intensive grazing systems in cultivated pastures and extensive grazing in natural palm groves. Additionally, it has agricultural land to produce high-quality dry matter or silage bales, with an annual capacity of 10,000 tons.
Water management is carried out through a network of reservoirs, embankments, distribution tanks, and drinking troughs. The medium-term objective is to double meat production by retaining females, improving genetics, and efficiency of conversion, while maintaining a professional and technical approach.
Buffalo Ranch
Department | Alto Paraguay
This meat production unit occupies a considerable area that includes natural pastures, palm groves, cultivated pastures, and forests, all designed for a complete cattle production system.
It houses 13,800 cattle and buffalo, managed with ultra-intensive grazing systems on cultivated pastures and extensive grazing on natural palm groves. Additionally, it has agricultural lands to produce high-quality dry matter bales or silage, with an annual capacity of 10,000 tons.
Water management is carried out through a network of reservoirs, ponds, distribution tanks, and water troughs. The medium-term goal is to double meat production by retaining females, improving genetics, and enhancing conversion efficiency, while maintaining a professional and technological approach.
Buffalo Ranch
Cattle ranching
Cattle ranching
Cattle ranching