Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino posted a cow GIF captioned "Here’s a Stable Cow" on Monday, highlighting Tether’s roughly 70% stake in Adecoagro, an agribusiness that operates sugarcane, rice and dairy businesses. Adecoagro’s herd includes more than 14,500 milking cows, while its Argentine operations include four free-stall dairy units and two biodigesters that convert cattle waste into biogas and supply electricity to the local grid. AGRO closed at $11.38, up 5.96%, valuing the company near $1.55 billion. Tether increased its Adecoagro position through a 2025 tender offer. The investment also intersects with Tether’s reserve strategy and energy plans: KPMG signed off on Adecoagro’s 2025 accounts, while Tether’s verified excess reserve cushion has since shrunk 40%. Adecoagro controls more than 230 megawatts of renewable generation across South America, and the companies signed a mining memorandum in September 2025. The arrangement could allow Tether to direct surplus power into Bitcoin mining rather than sell it on volatile spot markets. Adecoagro’s next earnings will show whether mining can outperform grid contracts on power costs, while investors will watch how Tether incorporates the farms into broader real-world asset plans.