
Resistencia
Resistencia, Chaco, Argentina.
1.222 ha.
Operational livestock farm suitable for breeding and rearing, currently leased for buffalo production. It includes cleared areas where pastures were established a few years ago for hay production.
Less than $3M

Resistencia
Resistencia, Chaco, Argentina.
1.222 ha.
Total
Operational livestock farm suitable for breeding and rearing, currently leased for buffalo production. It includes cleared areas where pastures were established a few years ago for hay production.
Less than $3M
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This is an operational livestock property, accessible via a dirt road either through a right of way from National Route N°11 (5 km) or from Route N°89 (8 km to the entrance). It is currently leased for buffalo production, with a stocking of approximately 470 breeding females plus calves. The property is subdivided into 26 paddocks of varying sizes using electric fencing, each with access to water. It is suitable for breeding and rearing, with a carrying capacity of approximately 0.5 livestock units per hectare. There are cleared areas where pastures (Rhodes grass and Dichanthium) were sown some years ago for hay production. The surrounding area is predominantly composed of large-scale breeding livestock operations.










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