Capture of new underused or non-productive rural properties for the introduction of agricultural and livestock activities, through local partnerships.

The Company partnership scope is to act with already developed and non-productive properties, and also to implement greenfield projects in not yet developed areas, aiming at their transformation into grain crops and/or pastures for scale production.

 

Application of technology and agricultural best practices to increase operational productivity.
The Company invests in modern technologies adapted to the reality of the country, in the application of best agricultural practices, direct seeding techniques, optimization of production yield through crop rotation and crop-livestock integration, and use of fertilizers and agricultural pesticides, all within the principles of the Guide to Good Agricultural Practices of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).

 

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Prioritization of Dry Land Regime

We use dry land agriculture in 99% of the areas we plant, using tropical agriculture techniques that provide production stability and risk reduction, even in years of low rainfall rates. Before starting a project in a new area, studies of rainfall history and other climatic data, soil categories and relief are developed. The area choice will depend on the results of these studies. The goal is to be located in regions where water demand is supplied through rainfall.