Nueva Constitución
Nueva Constitución, San Luis, Argentina.
8.888 ha.
Livestock property divided into multiple paddocks, with well-maintained internal roads and clearings, featuring natural pastures such as poa grass, flechilla, and native grasses. It also has sparse low woodland that allows for optimal pasture development.
Between $5M and $10M
Nueva Constitución
Nueva Constitución, San Luis, Argentina.
8.888 ha.
Total
Livestock property divided into multiple paddocks, with well-maintained internal roads and clearings, featuring natural pastures such as poa grass, flechilla, and native grasses. It also has sparse low woodland that allows for optimal pasture development.
Between $5M and $10M
LIVESTOCK
APTITUDES
8.888 ha.
LIVESTOCK
8.888 ha.
WOODLAND
Livestock property with capacity for approximately 1,100 breeding cows, as well as rearing or finishing of around 800 animals. It is divided into multiple paddocks with well-maintained internal roads and clearings.
The field features natural pastures such as poa grass, flechilla, and native grasses, along with sparse low woodland that supports good pasture development. Average production ranges between 20 and 25 kilograms of meat per hectare annually.
Annual rainfall averages between 600 and 650 mm. Water supply is sourced from another property owned by the same operators, located to the north. The field is currently owner-operated.
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