A genuinely Brazilian breed developed with the purpose of improving the productivity of herds through greater production and quality of meat from cattle raised on pasture.
ARAGUAIA BREED 100% profitable genetics 
The genetic constitution of the Araguaia Breed is unique, formed by the Blonde D'Aquitaine, Caracu and Nelore breeds. Natural mating (no artificial insemination) allowed the Araguaia Breed cattle to gather in one animal all the best genetic traits of their three forming breeds. 
Blond D'Aquitaine
It incorporated muscularity into Araguaia, which generates gains in carcass yield at slaughter and meat at deboning.
Caracu
It contributed to adaptation, rusticity, greater milk production and maternal ability in the dams that, consequently, wean heavier calves.
Nelore
Increased environmental adaptation, rusticity, resistance to endoparasites and/or ectoparasites, specialization in meat production and carcass finishing.
The genetic constitution of the Araguaia Breed is unique, formed by the Blonde D'Aquitaine, Caracu and Nelore breeds. Natural mating (no artificial insemination) allowed the Araguaia Breed cattle to gather in one animal all the best genetic traits of their three forming breeds.
Blond D'Aquitaine
It incorporated muscularity into Araguaia, which generates gains in carcass yield at slaughter and meat at deboning.
Caracu
It contributed to adaptation, rusticity, greater milk production and maternal ability in the dams that, consequently, wean heavier calves.
Nelore
Increased environmental adaptation, rusticity, resistance to endoparasites and/or ectoparasites, specialization in meat production and carcass finishing. 
PRODUCTIVE PRECOCITY
produtiva The reproductive period of the Araguaia females starts at 14 months. It is 10 months less than the average for other national breeds. When an animal of another breed is entering its reproductive age, an Araguaia Breed heifer will have already given birth to a calf.
On average, the weaning weight of the Araguaia Breed is 265 kg for females and 280 kg for males.
produtiva The reproductive period of the Araguaia females starts at 14 months. It is 10 months less than the average for other national breeds. When an animal of another breed is entering its reproductive age, an Araguaia Breed heifer will have already given birth to a calf.
On average, the weaning weight of the Araguaia Breed is 265 kg for females and 280 kg for males.
GENETIC
EXCELLENCE For all its characteristics, the Araguaia Breed presents great profitability and productivity all through its production.
The reproductive and productive precocity gives more weight at weaning, makes the animals fertile in much less time and shortens the breeding and fattening cycle of the cattle.
EXCELLENCE For all its characteristics, the Araguaia Breed presents great profitability and productivity all through its production.
The reproductive and productive precocity gives more weight at weaning, makes the animals fertile in much less time and shortens the breeding and fattening cycle of the cattle.