San José de la Esquina
San José de la Esquina, Santa Fe, Argentina.
188 ha.
Mixed-use property of 188 hectares, currently under continuous development, focused on intensive livestock production with very good supporting infrastructure. The property includes established pastures and summer forage crops.
Less than $3M
San José de la Esquina
San José de la Esquina, Santa Fe, Argentina.
188 ha.
Total
Mixed-use property of 188 hectares, currently under continuous development, focused on intensive livestock production with very good supporting infrastructure. The property includes established pastures and summer forage crops.
Less than $3M
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Mixed-use property of 188 hectares, located near San José de la Esquina, Santa Fe Province, with excellent access via a well-maintained dirt road.
The field has an elongated north–south layout, with a noticeable slope descending from the road toward the Carcarañá River. It is currently under continuous development, focused on intensive livestock production, supported by well-equipped infrastructure.
The property includes established pastures and summer forage crops, managed through rotational grazing using small electric-fenced paddocks. Additionally, around 55 hectares are allocated to agriculture, as the property has not yet reached its full livestock carrying capacity.
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