- Increased production from year one
- Lower production costs
- Income from verified ecosystem services
RegenerationYou can trackAnd profit from
Growing economic, social, and environmental capital.
We make your ranch pay off, from a full-picture view
Increased production from year one- Healthier soil and stronger water cycles
- More biodiversity above and below ground
- Greater resilience to droughts and floods
- Clear plans for every person on the farm
- Stronger local skills and decision-making
- More opportunity for rural communities
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We're the largest regenerative grazing and agricultural network in Latin America
With over 17 years in the field, we've supported hundreds of farmers and delivered consistent results through a management approach adapted to diverse environments and conditions.
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FROM PLAN TO FIELD
We help you plan, implement,and grow regenerative grazing
Technical support, on the ground
A network of specialized professionals helps each farmer implement regenerative practices on their land.
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Carbon programs, a new source of income
We generate new income linked to measurable ecological outcomes, benefiting the farmers who regenerate their land.
Ecosystem health, measured in the field
From soil carbon to biodiversity, we track ecological outcomes on the ground and turn them into verifiable results.
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Track your land regeneration
We created the first standard for measuring regeneration on grazing farms, which brings together a community of verified farmers.
Certify your farm
Meet the peoplebehind the hectares
Why farmers join
As an enrolled farmer, you gain access to the following benefits.
Farmers enrolled in our carbon programs earn income through credits generated by regenerative practices on their land, on top of their existing production.
As soil health improves, natural fertility and water infiltration increase, reducing external inputs and lowering production costs over time.
Biologically active soils translate into stronger, more consistent forage production, supporting the farm's core livestock operation.
Regenerative practices improve soil structure and biodiversity, strengthening the land's ability to withstand droughts and floods.
Verified regenerative practices open doors to buyers and partners looking for products backed by measurable environmental outcomes.
STORIES
Discover stories of regeneration
Hear remarkable stories about regenerative production directly from the people making it happen.
The Regenerative Myth
Stories from the road, told by the people transforming their land one decision at a time.
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Holistic Management in Argentina
Farmers and field professionals share their journey, lessons and results.
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Ronda de Mate
Practical conversations about everyday challenges, tools and opportunities on the farm.
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What is Holistic Management?
Holistic Management is a planning and decision-making framework used on farms. Here's what that means in practice.
It is much more than a grazing system. It is a decision-making framework that combines a long-term objective, a grazing plan, a financial plan, a land plan and environmental and production monitoring. Grazing planning is only one part of Holistic Management.
Movement frequency follows the land's patterns and the farm's goals. Timing depends on forage duration, stocking capacity, pasture condition and animal health rather than a fixed formula.
No. It can adapt to diverse ecosystems, from dry areas to humid regions. Design and implementation always respond to local conditions.
It applies across native grasslands, planted pastures, shrublands and steppe, with planning tailored to each resource base.
Timing varies with starting conditions. Improvements such as greater plant cover, better water retention and increased productivity can often appear during the first planned grazing season.
You can begin with basic infrastructure. The management method and quality of decisions matter more than the initial number of subdivisions.
Inputs are not prohibited outright. The approach works toward lower external dependency as soil biology, fertility and biodiversity recover.
It restores ecosystem processes by improving the relationship between herbivores, pasture and soil. Better management can build soil, increase biodiversity and strengthen production at the same time.
We work alongside you so that you can build and own the plan. Contact us to begin the process.
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Farmers receive carbon credit payments for regenerative livestock farming
The SARA program has begun paying participating farmers for the carbon credits generated on their farms.
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Groundbreaking: 60 farmers received US$1.2 million in carbon credit payments, with larger payouts expected
Powered by a regenerative livestock program, they completed their first credit issuance; the average payment was US$27 per hectare.
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From promise to payout: SARA distributed more than US$1 million in carbon credit payments
More than 200,000 verified credits—209,244, to be exact—have been issued, and some have already found buyers and begun generating income. According to Ruuts, the remainder is still available for sale.
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