Cattle ranching is often placed in the spotlight of environmental debates. But the real impact of the activity depends, above all, on how it is carried out — and there are already concrete transition pathways underway in Brazil.
How can we feed a population of nearly 10 billion people with fewer emissions and without expanding into new areas? Understand why sustainability in cattle ranching is at the center of this global debate and how the sector can also be part of the solution.
Learn how technical diagnostics, financing, and public policies aim to enable pasture restoration in Brazil and help the country advance its global commitments, as well as the challenges to be addressed.
Companies and research institutions are joining forces to adapt cattle ranching to practices that preserve cultivated areas. These efforts also help improve productivity and expand economic opportunities.
Integrated systems, pasture management, and sustainable intensification are placing Brazil at the forefront of low-carbon cattle ranching worldwide.
The methane gas emitted through cattle burping is absorbed by the pasture that feeds them. The cycle is balanced and does not represent new impacts on the climate. Learn more!
With the regulation of the Brazilian Emissions Trading System (SBCE), Brazil is opening the way to integrate agribusiness into the climate agenda through sustainable practices that are already in place.
Brazilian beef cattle farming has undergone a journey of evolution in terms of efficiency over the past two decades. Between...
