Cacu

Cacu is a municipality in southwest Goias state, Brazil. The vicinity changed into first settled through Europeans in 1858 while brothers, Pedro and Paulo de Sequeira, coming from Minas Gerais hooked up themselves on the proper bank of the Rio Claro.Twenty-six years later Manuel Jose de Castro, with other households, started the first farm animals ranch called Cacu, because of the notable quantity of liquorice,ca medicinal plant, growing in the location. The cattle ranch became a village in 1915 with the construction of a chapel.

The first name changed into Agua Fria, being constructed at the banks of the circulation with that call. In 1924 it became a district of Jatai with the name of Cacu, achieving its municipal independence in 1953. The economic system is primarily based on livestock elevating and soybean growing. The region had 211,000 head of cattle together with 15,900 milking cows. The big farm animals elevating and mechanized agriculture offer few jobs for the local population and the populace density is sparse.