Bragado
Bragado, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
168 ha.
Mixed-use farm with gently rolling terrain alternating high ground and low areas. Currently, 70 ha are dedicated to agriculture, while the remaining land is maintained with wheatgrass pastures and natural cover.
Less than $3M
Bragado
Bragado, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
168 ha.
Total
Mixed-use farm with gently rolling terrain alternating high ground and low areas. Currently, 70 ha are dedicated to agriculture, while the remaining land is maintained with wheatgrass pastures and natural cover.
Less than $3M
MIXED
APTITUDES
AGRICULTURAL
LIVESTOCK
Mixed-use farm of 168 hectares located a few kilometers from the city of Bragado. Access is via a dirt road in good condition. The property features gently rolling terrain alternating high ground with some low areas. Seventy hectares are allocated to agriculture, currently planted with oats, which will later rotate to first-crop soybeans. The remaining area is maintained with wheatgrass pastures and natural cover. The farm is well subdivided with single and double electric posts and fencing, allowing efficient paddock division and supporting approximately 55 brood cows with calves and 60 horses year-round.
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