Estancia Neuland
Overview
A formed estancia of 7,000 hectares in Chaco Central, Boquerón department, Neuland Cooperative Zone — a strategic location just 70 km from the Mennonite cooperatives (the commercial and logistics hub of Neuland, Filadelfia and Loma Plata).
4,200 hectares of planted pasture (Gatton Panic), plus 200 hectares of mechanized pasture suited to baled forage or crops. Paddocks of 45 and 90 ha each, with pens and watering points for livestock.
An area of fertile land with good-quality groundwater, with the potential to convert pastureland to cropland at low cost, expanding its productive and real-estate potential.
Farm Structure
Infrastructure
Internal roads across the whole property. ANDE grid power. Cell phone and internet signal. Perimeter fencing. A shed for machinery storage. 2 complete corrals with chute, squeeze, scale and loading dock. 1 outpost with electric power.
Housing
Main house. 3 houses for staff with families.
Water
Water system via 4 Australian tanks with reservoirs and 3 deep boreholes of good-quality groundwater, piped to the watering points. Average annual rainfall: 850 mm/year.
The Investment Case
The property is currently used exclusively for livestock, with a stocking rate of roughly 1.5 head per hectare on pastureland — given the pasture area, it can carry a total of 5,000 to 6,500 head under traditional paddock management. Located in an area of fertile land and groundwater, with the potential to convert pastureland to cropland at low cost, expanding its productive and real-estate potential.
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