Fortín Guazuncho
Overview
Estancia Fortín Guazuncho, 7,100 mixed-livestock hectares, in the La Cigüeña area, Fortín Olmos, Vera department, Santa Fe. More than 5 km of frontage on paved National Route 98, before the junction with Provincial Route 13.
An operating livestock property, with 2,350 hectares under cultivation for forage and grain (sunflower, sorghum, melilotus for seed, and cotton) and 4,750 hectares of natural grassland, with the potential to bring 2,000 more hectares under cultivation. Paddocks with improved pastures (rhodes grass, setaria, star grass, melilotus, dicanthium, brachiaria) and natural-grassland paddocks with espartillo and gramilla grasses, with sweet lowlands.
It currently carries a herd of about 4,500 head, including cows, calves and bulls. It has 4 outposts (two on paved National Route 98 and one in the northeast), 2 sheds, 3 complete sets of corrals and chutes with squeeze and loading docks, more than 15 watering points, 25 reservoirs and boreholes, 10 windmills, tanks and troughs, and 19 paddocks.
Farm Structure
Land Use
Mixed livestock, with 2,350 ha under cultivation for forage and grain and 4,750 ha of natural grassland, with a further 2,000 ha suitable for cultivation.
Facilities
4 outposts, 2 sheds, 3 complete sets of corrals and chutes with squeeze and loading docks. More than 15 watering points, 25 reservoirs and boreholes, 10 windmills and tanks. Internal roads in good condition, passable by pickup truck.
Access
More than 5 km of frontage on paved National Route 98. 5 km from the La Cigüeña settlement (school, SENASA, police post), 75 km from Vera and 80 km from Tostado.
The Investment Case
Fortín Guazuncho combines scale (7,100 ha), dual livestock-crop aptitude already in production with a 4,500-head herd, and complete watering and corral infrastructure spread across 4 outposts. With a further 2,000 ha suitable for cultivation, it's an asset with clear room to intensify.
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