| Type | Rancher Case Study |
| Organization | Rancho Tontonilquillo |
| Country | Mexico |
| Region | Cuencamé, Durango |
| # of head of cattle | 700 |
| Hectares | 8,070 |
| Language | Spanish |
| Reference | Aguirre C. and J. Hoth, 2008. Mejores prácticas ganaderas para la conservación y uso sustentable del pastizal en el Desierto Chihuahuense. The Nature Conservancy. 14 pp. (Unpublished). |
| Date modified | June 2013 |
Totonilquillo Ranch, located in Cuencamé in Mexico, is dedicated to enhancing native grassland health and productivity. The ranch participates in a grassland improvement program that rehabilitates degraded areas through soil conservation and the planting of native shrubs and grass species.
The ranch employs a rotational grazing scheme that uses paddock systems in order to allow rest periods for grasslands, so that it is not necessary to plant any tame pastures for supplemental feed.