Soil, water, biodiversity, energy, and animal welfare are fundamental resources for agricultural activity and, at the same time, the foundation upon which the long-term sustainability of the business is built.
“In recent years, we have established a working model that seeks to integrate productivity and conservation by incorporating regenerative practices, precision agriculture tools, and new monitoring systems to improve decision-making,” noted Pablo Cianci, Agroganadera del NOA CEO.
Key Sustainability Milestones
Regenerative Agriculture
Ninety-nine percent of the agricultural land is under no-till farming, a practice that improves soil structure, promotes water infiltration, and contributes to the conservation of organic matter.
Digital Transformation in Agricultural Production
The adoption of technologies such as precision seed drills and digital monitoring platforms improves decision-making in the field, optimizing production efficiency and resource use.
These tools are part of the agricultural digital transformation, which promotes more sustainable, data-driven management.
More than 2,600 Hectares under Efficient Irrigation
Currently, 2,600 hectares of productive agricultural land are equipped with irrigation systems that allow for the efficient use of available water.
Renewable Energy for Cleaner Production
Sixty percent of the livestock production centers are powered by renewable energy thanks to the installation of solar panels at various establishments.
Forward-Looking Regenerative Livestock Farming
We continue to strengthen our holistic and regenerative livestock farming model, which currently covers 23,100 hectares.
In 2025, the company reaffirmed its commitment to this approach and began measuring the impact of production practices on carbon sequestration, promoting more resilient, biodiverse, and sustainable systems.
Biodiversity Conservation
Thanks to the environmental monitoring conducted at various establishments, we identified 188 species of vertebrates, including birds, mammals, amphibians, and reptiles.
An Ongoing Commitment to Sustainable Development
Through concrete actions in the areas of soil, water, energy, biodiversity, and regenerative livestock farming, we continue working toward generating economic, social, and environmental value, contributing to the sustainable development of northwestern Argentina.
Learn more about these achievements in Grupo Lucci’s 2025 Sustainability Report: