A project in Chile, led by CIREN and FIA, is using climatic conditions projections for the periods 2035-2045 and 2046-2055 to study the potential impact on pasture productivity in the provinces of Osorno and Llanquihue, a region crucial for milk and meat production. The study aims to forecast forage situations, manage feeding under new climatic conditions, adjust cattle mass, and consider the effects of climate change on grassland seasonality and forage availability. It also seeks to incorporate new forage sources and diversify production to mitigate the expected decline in pasture productivity due to decreased rainfall and increased water deficit, dry periods, and extreme temperatures. The project aims to provide farmers with tools to monitor grassland growth in real time to help them make management decisions to reduce uncertainty in forage balances.