Antônio de Azevedo e Silva Júnior arrived in the Cerrado Mineiro region in 1998 when he acquired Fazenda Boa Sorte, located in the municipality of Campos Altos. He developed the coffee plantation, always with great care for the environment and a strong focus on producing specialty coffees.

Right after establishing the plantation, Antônio took special care to reforest the area around the water source with native trees, invested in water retention structures, and created contour lines to prevent soil erosion. Gradually, improvements were implemented on the farm, such as building a house, cement patios for drying coffee, a washing station, a pulper, and more.

In pursuit of the highest quality coffee, Antônio became a Q-Grader and has since invested in roasting his own coffee, bringing his brand to the market. He takes pride in overseeing the entire process—from planting to proper roasting—to ensure that the full quality of the coffee is extracted. Fazenda Boa Sorte holds environmental licensing and certifications from Rainforest Alliance and Certifica Minas.