
El Fisco de Fátima
El Fisco de Fátima, Santiago del Estero, Argentina.
9.389 ha.
Excellent property for cultivating soybean, corn, beans, and sorghum in the agricultural fields, and for a full-cycle livestock operation on the grazing areas, also making use of the native forest.
Between$15M y $20M

El Fisco de Fátima
El Fisco de Fátima, Santiago del Estero, Argentina.
9.389 ha.
Total
Excellent property for cultivating soybean, corn, beans, and sorghum in the agricultural fields, and for a full-cycle livestock operation on the grazing areas, also making use of the native forest.
Between$15M y $20M
MIXED
APTITUDES
2.800 ha.
AGRICULTURAL
4.200 ha.
LIVESTOCK
2.189 ha.
WOODLAND
200 ha.
OTHER
Mixed-use property located in Fisco de Fátima, with a total area of 9,389 hectares. Of this, 2,800 hectares are allocated to agriculture, 4,200 hectares are cleared for livestock use, 200 hectares are natural clearings, and the remaining area consists of native forest. This is an excellent property for crops such as soybean, corn, beans, and sorghum in the agricultural areas, and for a full-cycle livestock operation on the grazing lands, also taking advantage of the forested areas. The property is located directly on National Route 34 and features very good infrastructure and land organization.











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