Brazilian Producers Integrate Biogas into Sustainable Animal Protein Management

In Brazil, initiatives are transforming animal waste into biogas, biofertilizers, and additional income in the protein sector. Maria Antonieta Guazelli, a leader in the dairy sector, utilizes a biodigester to produce biofertilizers and bioelectricity. The Primato Cooperative invests in bioplant partnerships to offer biofertilizers and strengthen the circular economy. These practices were highlighted at the Paris Agricultural Salon, emphasizing the shift towards sustainable solutions in agriculture. International MBA students observed advancements in bioenergy and biogas during their visit to MWM.

Published Mar 29, 2026

Brazil is witnessing a shift in the animal protein sector as producers like Maria Antonieta Guazelli and the Primato Cooperative integrate biogas solutions. Guazelli's dairy farm uses a biodigester to create biofertilizers and bioelectricity, benefiting local coffee crops.

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The Primato Cooperative, in partnership with MWM, produces biofertilizers, enhancing economic sustainability and generating additional revenue. These innovations were showcased at the Paris Agricultural Salon, promoting regenerative agriculture practices. International MBA students visiting MWM noted Brazil's leadership in bioenergy and biogas, indicating a trend towards cleaner and more sustainable animal protein production.