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Nelore Natural

A Bela Vista foi as primeira empresa a iniciar o programa de Nelore Natural no Brasil. Esta iniciativa foi um apoio a Associacao dos Criadores de Nelore para a producao de carne produzida naturalmente. Temos o primeiro projeto no pais ,onde incentivamos outros produtores. Sim, Carne BV Natural. Melhor Genetica, melhores pastos, fazem da BV a garantia de melhores resultados na producao de carne.

The Nelore Breeders Association of Brazil has initiated a "Nelore Natural" Branded beef product; and Agro BV Natural Beef was the first ranch in Brazil to hit the target !!!! Yes, BV Natural has proven that 1. Improved genetics & 2. Good management - are Controllable & Guaranteed to result in improved results.

Carne Natural Bela Vista (BV Natural Beef)

Estamos iniciando parcerias para o Mercado Internacional de Carne, onde selecionamos nossos animais desde o nascimento ate a engorda.

BV Source Verification & production methods has led to ongoing negotiations with European Meat Importers. Our cattle quality & safe production methods are at the standards of European qualifications, and in fact, go beyond.

Garrotes no Semi-confinamento (Steers in a semi-feedlot)

BV Sourced & Verified Calves

The biggest difference in our production model is we do not buy calves in the marketplace, we raise them. We breed them, they are born on the farm and we record thir entire history. Every calf fattened at BV is born here. We know its history from birth, its genetics and its life history - very few ranches in the world can say this. The BV difference and in fact we call it the "BV Conception to Plate" Program.

BV Source Verification - Every calf . Birth to Plate. Conception to Plate. 100% Source verification. World Wide Standards. European Approved.

Garrotes selecionados para o semi-confinamento (Steers on the range getting ready to enter the semi-feedlots)	A calf is checked for health & actions recorded for "BV Source Verification"
Steers on the winter pastures, Feb. 2005