AG Agropecuária

Few people know, but one of the pillars that makes the project... From Salt to Soil What is possible goes far beyond farms and management research: it begins in AG Agropecuária, a Brazilian company that made it possible for Himalayan Pink Salt to reach livestock in the North of the country — and today has become a benchmark in intelligent nutrition and sustainable livestock farming.

An open door between the Himalayas and the Brazilian countryside.

AG Agropecuária was the company that took the initiative to bring to Brazil a mineral salt of unparalleled purity, rich in more than 80 trace elements essential for bovine metabolism.
The work began with a bold vision: to provide the Amazonian herd with a mineral supplement of ancient origin., capable of transforming energy, performance and animal health in a natural and sustainable way.

This vision was born from the keen eye of Vilton Lima, who perceived — before many others — the potential of uniting Eastern tradition with science and field management.

Today, this movement is already documented in real-world experiences that are gaining national prominence.

A Historic Arrival in Northern Brazil

In 2024, AG Agropecuária achieved a milestone for Amazonian livestock farming:
The first official shipment of Himalayan Pink Salt landed simultaneously in Manaus (AM) and Boa Vista (RR)..

The arrival, unprecedented in the region, made headlines in the sector.
According to the official report from AG Agropecuária, it was about:

“"A strategic breakthrough that opens new opportunities for purer, more effective mineral supplementation, aligned with the demands of breeders in the North."”

This milestone represents much more than logistics. It signifies access to an input previously exclusive to the South and Southeast regions, now available precisely to the region where livestock need solutions adapted to the climate, extensive management, and nutritional challenges characteristic of the Amazon.

Results that are changing the field.

Initial tests and immediate applications of pink salt on farms in the North have shown:

• Improved feeding behavior in animals.
• Increased energy available for metabolism.
• Greater hydration and heat resistance
• Visible improvement in body condition.
• Reduction of metabolic stress
• More organized feeding troughs and calmer animals.

These results have already begun to attract the attention of regional producers, who have started to see the supplement not just as a "salt," but as... a tool for herd management and building quality livestock farming..

A silent revolution in Roraima

The positive impact was so significant that it led to being featured in one of the company's official articles:
“"Revolution in Livestock Farming in Roraima: Himalayan Pink Salt Raises the Standard of Animal Production.".

The report includes real accounts from farms that:

• They recovered from severe cases of malnutrition.
• They recovered their performance in less than 60 days.
• They saw a reduction in mortality.
• They observed behavioral improvement.
• Feeding consistency and efficiency have increased.

These transformations show that smart nutrition — when applied correctly — It's not an expense, but a driver of results..

The role of AG Agropecuária within the project. From Salt to Soil

The company is not just a distributor. It has become:

• strategic partner for fieldwork,
• responsible for the continuous and safe supply of the mineral,
• A bridge between the Brazilian producer and an age-old source of nutrition.,
• This is an example of how an entrepreneurial vision transforms the reality of agriculture.

The book From Salt to Soil It arises precisely from this union between field practice, applied science, and the courage to innovate.

Want to learn more about AG Agropecuária's work?

The original articles are available on the official website:

🔗 https://agagropecuaria.com.br/revolucao-na-pecuaria-de-roraima-sal-rosa-do-himalaia-eleva-padrao-de-producao-animal/
🔗 https://agagropecuaria.com.br/o-novo-rei-do-sal-do-himalaia-na-amazonia-chegada-inedita-a-manaus-am-e-boa-vista-rr/