Camuro Sheep: A breeding stock consisting of one male and five female Camuros will be purchased. Ten grazing paddocks will be designed, each with an area of 2,000 m², for a total of two hectares (20,000 m²). These paddocks will be planted with grasses and herbs. The animals will also be fed with kitchen waste and from the protein bank. Camuros do not require concentrated feed. At night, they will sleep in a 400 m² shelter.
Native Laying Hens: A breeding stock of 20 native laying pullets, 12 weeks old, will be provided. These will be adapted to the food supplied by the farm, which will come from the protein bank and surplus corn, beans, and other vegetables produced in the family garden. The pullets will forage in the fruit orchard, the plantain/banana association area, and in the forestry component once the plants reach a height of one meter (approximately seven months after planting). A 30 m² chicken coop will be built for nesting.

Fish: A 50 m² pond will be used to raise 1,000 fry, including red tilapia and cachama. Their feed will be prepared using farm by-products such as vegetables, fruits, and greens.

Beekeeping: A small beekeeping operation will be established, consisting of two hives or boxes, along with the necessary equipment and facilities.