El Milagro y Los Topos
Overview
A large-scale cattle ranch made up of two connected sections — Los Topos (8,620 ha) and El Milagro (5,980 ha).
The ranch is in active silvopastoral development, with 1,547 hectares already cleared and planted with warm-season grasses across both sections. Los Topos has 700 hectares planted with Texas Buffel Grass paired with Rhodes Grass. El Milagro adds 847 hectares planted with Gatton Panic and Texas Buffel Grass across 9 of its 14 fenced paddocks.
Both sections have working water and cattle infrastructure in place, with consolidated internal roads. Forage base is planted in strategic areas. The water system runs on wells, windmills, holding tanks and reservoirs.
Farm Structure
Layout
Los Topos — 8,620 ha: 700 ha already cleared and planted. El Milagro — 5,980 ha: 14 fenced paddocks, 9 of them cleared and planted (847 ha).
Infrastructure — Los Topos
Full perimeter fencing (needs repair in a few stretches). 2 wells with windmills and 2 cased boreholes at 115 mm. 4 holding tanks. 2 full corral complexes.
Infrastructure — El Milagro
4 open wells with wind pumps. 3 holding tanks with troughs. 4 reservoirs. 2 corral sets with loading chutes.
The Investment Case
Los Topos and El Milagro offer real scale for the region: 14,600 hectares, with working infrastructure already in place and 1,547 hectares of warm-season pasture already planted. Buyers step into a process already underway, not raw land. The yellow OTBN zoning clears the way to continue silvopastoral development under the plan currently in process. Suited to direct cattle operation or a lease to a third-party operator.
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