Regenerative Livestock Farming

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A model of regenerative livestock farming

Responsible livestock management that helps restore ecosystems through sustainable, organic, and regenerative practices

At R3H, regenerative livestock farming involves implementing planned rotational grazing within a certified organic management system, with sufficient rest periods for the pasture and animal welfare at the core of management practices. The goal is to allow the grass to complete its growth cycle, increase vegetation cover, and improve soil health, thereby promoting processes such as water infiltration, organic matter accumulation, and soil resilience.

As grasslands recover, organic matter increases and the soil’s ability to absorb water and store carbon improves, within a framework designed to generate measurable evidence. According to Pronatura Noreste’s monitoring, grass cover increased from 15% in 2024 to 25% in 2025, and bare soil decreased from 15% in 2024 to 10% in 2025.

Animal welfare

At R3H, we view animal welfare as an essential part of responsible production; that is why our livestock management practices aim to respect the animals’ natural conditions, their rhythms, and their role within a broader system where land, animals, and productivity thrive in harmony.

Traceability

At R3H, traceability ensures a clear link between each batch, its origin, its handling, and its quality controls, so that when customers scan the QR code, they can view an actual representative sample of that batch and a brief summary with key information about the process.

Soil Health

For R3H, soil health is the foundation upon which the entire system rests, because vegetation cover, water infiltration, organic matter, soil resilience, and the soil’s ability to capture and store carbon all depend on it within a regenerative framework.

Cero labranza and organic fertilization

On our farmland, cero labranza involves planting without plowing or turning the soil, thereby minimizing soil disturbance to prevent erosion and conserve soil carbon. This practice is complemented by organic fertilization applied through irrigation, as part of a system designed to maintain soil health and enhance forage quality.

Ecosystem balance

At R3H, we work to ensure that our production helps restore vegetation cover, encourage wildlife, and improve soil health, so that the environment can better maintain its balance and its ability to sustain life over time.