San Pedro
Overview
An irrigated crop-and-livestock property of 2,817 hectares in the San Pedro area, Florida department, Uruguay, on a paved road 14 km from National Route 7. Average CONEAT index of 114, with more than 1,000 ha of pasture and irrigation potential on a further 1,000 ha.
Current use combines a crop-livestock system integrating irrigated soybean and corn with an intensive cow-calf and finishing program on irrigated and dryland pasture. Well-tended soils, with more than 10 years of investment in pastures and phosphate fertilization.
Top-tier irrigation infrastructure: 4 large private reservoirs with electric water intakes and 9 fully operational center pivots, a networked underground pipe system delivering quality water to troughs in every lot (New Zealand-style), plus major investment in internal roads and fencing.
The farm was formerly a New Zealand-style dairy, now well into converting to a high-performance mixed livestock-crop system. Beyond the main compound, it has 6 outposts with new, operational facilities that can be converted to feedlots or used for logistics (house, sheds, corrals, feed bunks, silos, water-treatment ponds).
Farm Structure
Land Use
Irrigated crop-and-livestock: soybean and corn under irrigation combined with cow-calf and finishing on irrigated and dryland pasture.
Irrigation Infrastructure
4 large private reservoirs with electric water intakes and 9 operational center pivots. Networked underground pipe system to troughs in every lot.
Access
Good year-round access on a paved road, 14 km from National Route 7 (also accessible from National Route 6). 14 km from Cerro Colorado, 155 km from Montevideo and 185 km from Punta del Este.
The Investment Case
San Pedro is an operating agribusiness, with major investment already made in irrigation, soils and infrastructure, well into converting from dairy to an intensive mixed system. Combines scale (2,817 ha), soil quality and a strategic location 155 km from Montevideo.
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