Description
{10,019-hectare Agricultural Ranch in the Department of Caaguazú}

Location: Simón Belmar District, Caaguazú Department

Price per hectare: US$3,500
Infrastructure and Services:
Main house
Housing for staff
Water supply system: 5 artesian wells with storage tanks (6 tanks of 1,000 liters each)
Shed for machinery and storage for agricultural supplies
16 canals and complete facilities for proper livestock management
Airstrip (requires cleaning and renewal of DINAC license)
Electricity: ANDE 23 KV three-phase line with several transformers distributed throughout the property

Current Land Use Distribution:

Forest: 1,443 hectares.

Mechanized Agricultural Area: 2,000 hectares (expanding).
Planted Pasture: 1,339 hectares.

Natural Field: 6,388 hectares.
Reforested Area: 84.2 hectares.
Internal Roads and Headquarters: 32.3 hectares.
Livestock Production:
Current Number of Livestock: 4,500 head.

Modern, spacious, and functional owner’s house built with top-quality materials, fully furnished, and with all services available.
Running water with an artesian well equipped with an elevated tank and a motor pump.
Electricity supplied by ANDE.
Administrator’s house also built with top-quality materials and equipped with all services.
Several houses for staff.
Parking and storage sheds for machinery, tractors, and agricultural implements.
Internal roads maintained in excellent condition and used for the agricultural activities carried out on the property.
Strategically distributed ponds in the different paddocks that make up the property.
Corrals equipped with a chute, headgate, holding pens, scales, and loading ramps.
Barns and stables.
Approved and registered airstrip. Perimeter fencing and several internal subdivisions that regulate and control both grazing and management.

Buyer’s requirement:

It is necessary for any potential buyer to present a firm letter of intent to purchase, accompanied by a bank statement certifying their financial solvency to carry out the purchase transaction of the property offered for sale here.

Required documents for the property inspection:

— Letter of intent to purchase containing the precise identifying information of the potential buyer (name, address, ID number, etc.)

Sowing and Harvesting: Soybeans are cultivated on 3,500 hectares using mechanized methods. Sowing begins on September 15th of each year and continues until October 15th, with a 120-day cycle. Harvesting begins on January 15th of the following year and continues until February 15th. Immediately afterward, corn is planted, and the soil is prepared for this summer crop. 80% of the seeds are of the transgenic variety, and 20% are of the conventional variety. Harvesting begins on May 15th and continues until then. Afterward, there is a short period of time to choose between winter or short-season corn, or wheat. Subsequently, the land is left to rest, covered with oats or barley, with this rest period lasting from August 1st to September 15th.

Productivity:
– In soybeans, the average yield of the plots is 4,089 kilos per hectare with regular rainfall. The most efficient plots can reach 5,000 kilos and the least efficient 3,500 kilos per hectare. In times of irregular rainfall or drought, the productivity of the entire farm is 3,500 kilos per hectare.

– In corn, the average yield of the plots is 8,000 kilos per hectare with regular rainfall. During periods of irregular rainfall or drought, the productivity of the entire farm is 7,300 kilograms per hectare.

Hydrology: The aforementioned property has natural irrigation from streams, springs, and reservoirs, thus guaranteeing a constant and stable water supply throughout the year, with average annual rainfall ranging from 2,200 mm to 3,200 mm.

Access: The property is accessed via Route PY 08 — Dr. Blas Garay, 7 km along an earthen road maintained in optimal condition year-round, leading to the property’s entrance gate.

Improvements, building infrastructure, services, and machinery:

Sowing and Harvesting: Soybeans are cultivated on 3,500 hectares using mechanized methods. Sowing begins on September 15th of each year and continues until October 15th, with a 120-day cycle. Harvesting begins on January 15th of the following year and continues until February 15th. Immediately afterward, corn is planted, and the soil is prepared for this summer crop. 80% of the seeds are of the transgenic variety, and 20% are of the conventional variety. Harvesting begins on May 15th and continues until then. Afterward, there is a short period of time to choose between winter or short-season corn, or wheat. Subsequently, the land is left to rest, covered with oats or barley, with this rest period lasting from August 1st to September 15th.

Productivity:
– In soybeans, the average yield of the plots is 4,089 kilos per hectare with regular rainfall. The most efficient plots can reach 5,000 kilos and the least efficient 3,500 kilos per hectare….