Benjamin Vito Guimarães brings over three decades of experience across the global beef industry, with a background rooted in both practical cattle production and genetic consulting. Based in Brazil, he has spent his career working alongside producers, researchers, veterinarians, and genetic advisors across multiple continents, including Australia, Canada, the United States, and Europe. That exposure has given him a clear perspective on how cattle perform under different environmental pressures, and more importantly, what actually holds up over time.

Today, his work centers around beef production and genetics consulting, where he advises operations on selection decisions, crossbreeding strategies, and building cattle that are better suited to their environment. His experience spans a wide range of cattle types, from locally adapted and Zebu breeds like Red Sindhi to Iberian, English, adapted Continental cattle, and Red Wagyu. He has also served as a coordinator for Australian genetics into Brazil and as general manager of a leading Brahman operation, while building strong ties in both Australia and Texas through his time at West Texas A&M.

His approach to cattle aligns closely with the principles behind Bos Sires. Rather than selecting for short-term outputs or isolated traits, he focuses on cattle that are adapted, fertile, hormonally balanced, and efficient on grass. The goal is simple: cattle that can hold condition, reproduce consistently, and perform without excessive input. It is a philosophy shaped by real-world observation, not theory.

As a Bos Sires representative, Benjamin is focused on expanding access to functional, adapted genetics throughout Brazil and into broader international markets. He works directly with producers and industry professionals to connect the right cattle to the right environments, assist in genetic selection and crossbreeding decisions, and help source high-quality genetics for export.

If you are located in Brazil or surrounding regions and are looking to source genetics or learn more about cattle built for real-world conditions, Benjamin is available to connect.