Please Note: This property is being sold as a going concern. i.e., land, stock, and inventories.
The property enjoys excellent access: just 20 km from Saladas, 110 km from Corrientes Capital, 680 km from Rosario, and 875 km from Buenos Aires.
A well‑developed internal road network allows vehicles to traverse almost the entire farm, facilitating efficient management and logistics.
Climate and Rainfall
Curupí Porá lies in a reliable, high‑rainfall subtropical region without a marked dry season.
Hot summers, mild winters, and an average annual rainfall of about 1,377 mm underpin strong pasture growth, crop performance, and forestry returns.
Land Use and Soils
The 10,990 hectares are diversified across several environments that together deliver a powerful mix of current income and development upside.
Sandy hills (around 2,650 ha, 24%): gently undulating, deep sandy soils with palms, ideal for cattle and highly suited to eucalyptus and pine forestry.
Mid‑slopes (around 3,327 ha, 30%): gentle slopes with very good drainage and fertility, already supporting grazing and offering strong potential for cropping.
Sandy plains (around 954 ha, 9%): sandy to sandy‑loam soils, very well drained and productive for pastures, crops, and forestry.
Santa Lucía River terraces (around 1,867 ha, 17%): natural pastures close to the river with potential for high‑value irrigated agriculture, especially rice.
Wetlands and bathed areas (around 1,673 ha, 15%): seasonally flooded lowlands producing abundant, palatable aquatic forages for livestock.
Sidelines, cuts, and lagoons (around 519 ha, 5%): minor environments including lagoons and non‑productive strips.
Around 35% of the rolling hills and mid‑slopes can be further developed for cropping to intensify the current livestock system.
Today, the estate already grows warm‑season grasses like brachiaria and setaria, alongside winter forages such as ryegrass and oats, on about 400 hectares.
Water Resources
Water security is a major strength of Curupí Porá.
Approximately 1,800 hectares are suitable for rice, irrigated directly from the Santa Lucía River.
Eight wells with submersible electric pumps, most powered by solar panels, provide dependable stock water across key paddocks.
The Santa Lucía River, wetlands, and lagoons add valuable natural water resources and productive forages.
These features together support intensive livestock production and scalable irrigated agriculture.
Livestock Operation
The property carries a significant, long‑established Braford cattle herd with strong genetics and brand recognition.[
Around 5,500 high‑quality Braford cattle, the result of more than 35 years of consistent selection.
A herd of approximately 200 horses and 380 sheep adds further productive diversity.
Modern handling facilities, feed infrastructure, and good fencing allow efficient, low‑stress livestock management and underpin high operational productivity.
Forestry
Forestry offers one of the clearest avenues for growth for Curupí Porá.
About 600 hectares are already planted with pine and eucalyptus.
Approximately 60% of the property is considered to have high forestry potential, particularly the sandy hills, mid‑slopes, and sandy plains.
Deep, well‑drained soils, favourable climate, and reliable rainfall combine to create an attractive platform for expanding commercial plantations and building long‑term timber value.
Housing and Infrastructure
The estate is comprehensively equipped for both operations and resident management.
Main residence and two guesthouses providing comfortable on‑farm accommodation.
Six fully serviced staff houses supporting a permanent workforce.
An on‑site office in the main house for administration and management.
Three sheds for machinery, tools, and inputs.
Three complete sets of cattle yards with bullpen, chutes, working boxes, scales, and dip tanks.
Feedlot infrastructure, tractor, front loader, mixer, and a 10,000‑litre fuel tanker.
Mains electricity supply and an A.N.A.C‑approved airstrip for rapid access.
Perimeter fencing is five‑strand and in good condition, while internal paddocks also have five‑strand fencing, with numerous subdivisions using electric fencing to enable flexible grazing management.
Transaction Structure
Curupí Porá is held by Ñandubay S.A. (Argentine )
The proposed sale includes the company, the property, and the machinery, offering a turnkey acquisition with immediate operational continuity and reduced transition risk.
Investment Case
Curupí Porá combines scale, secure water, proven Braford genetics, forestry expansion potential, and strong infrastructure in a strategic location in Corrientes.
For investors seeking exposure to livestock, irrigated agriculture, and forestry within a single operating platform, it represents a rare and compelling opportunity.
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