Cattle breeding in the heart of South America
Pasture-led production in the Gran Chaco.
Agroganadera La Huella combines Paraguayan and European management with extensive grazing, modern production processes, and certified beef quality.
La Huella
From idea to production
On owned and leased land, La Huella runs a breeding and fattening operation with around 45,000 cattle. The focus is species-appropriate husbandry, traceable processes, and export standards for demanding markets.
Key figures
Gran Chaco
A green island of pasture
La Huella sits in the heart of Paraguay, away from public electricity and water networks. Solar energy, large-scale rainwater collection, and self-built infrastructure supply the animals, the farm, and the people who live there.
Explore the farm
Extensive cattle farming
Open-sky cattle husbandry all year
The cattle live on large pastures, feed on tropical grasses, and move through a planned rotation system. Antibiotics and growth hormones are not used in the production process.
Our cattleGenetics
Genetics suited to the Chaco
Angus, Hereford, Nelore, Brahman, and especially Brangus combine meat quality with resilience. The herd is selected for local conditions and demanding quality expectations.
Breeding
Management
Employee-oriented farm management – in the Chaco and in Asunción
At La Huella, Paraguayan and European specialists work hand in hand, combining operational management in the Chaco with administration in Asunción.
Employee families live on the estancia. La Huella supports education, training, supplies, and local work opportunities.
Social responsibility 
Ecological responsibility
Responsibility for people, animals, and land
Employee families live at the estancia. La Huella supports education, supplies, and local work opportunities while preserving large natural areas for native flora and fauna.
Together with the Wildlife Conservation Society and partners, La Huella works to protect biodiversity, pumas, and jaguars.
The farm uses only part of the land for pasture and keeps large areas in their natural state.
Ecological responsibility
Video
La Huella on film
A calm view of the farm, cattle, people, and landscape.
Watch the La Huella film