La Clorinda
Overview
A 15,550-hectare cattle ranch in Clorinda, Formosa province, with consolidated operating infrastructure and production scale, suited to full-scale cattle operations including herd management and stud breeding.
The ranch carries a meaningful established forage base — roughly 2,000 hectares of planted pasture plus annual hay production for supplemental feed — alongside extensive natural grassland. The water system, backed by piped distribution and intake from the El Porteño stream, keeps production going across varying conditions.
The combination of scale, an already-working production base and consolidated infrastructure makes this a continuously operating cattle unit in northern Argentina.
Farm Structure
Layout
The ranch is divided into 17 paddocks with conventional fencing and 15 with electric fencing, served by more than 50 km of internal roads and drainage in working order.
Infrastructure
Main compound with owner's house, manager's house, staff housing, barns, workshop, vet facility and storage. Four field posts positioned strategically. A complete corral system with chutes, loading ramps, scale and separate areas for herd and stud management.
Resources
Water system built around 7 windmills, 15 reservoirs (3 to 8 million liters), and piped distribution across a third of the property. Additional intake from the El Porteño stream. Tall native woodland with forestry potential.
The Investment Case
The combination of size, structured water access, established pasture and internal organization makes this a solid option for sustained cattle production. Its scale and level of consolidation make the ranch a stable production platform — whether run directly or developed further under intensified management over time.
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