Fertile 125-hectare agricultural and cattle farm in Coronel Oviedo

Soil and pasture:

• Sandy-muddy soil with good fertility and drainage capacity. It has plots used for planting corn, cassava, and tomatoes.
• Pasture of Camerún maralfalfa grass with good yield.

Crops and livestock:

• The property currently has cabbage, tomato, and cassava crops on 2-hectare plots, 60 head of cattle, and 10 horses.

Water:

• Groundwater (springs) protected by native vegetation and free from pesticide contamination.
• Small permanent waterways feed two large streams that cross the property from south to north and are tributaries of the Tobatiry River.

Infrastructure:

• Masonry dwelling and another more rudimentary storage building, with a zinc roof and lapacho timber, and a modern bathroom.
• Electricity and the community's running water system.
• 12-meter well.
• Horse shelter with 4 stalls.
• Corral with capacity for 200 head of cattle, with a 7 m cattle squeeze chute, working pen, and loading ramp.

Property uses:

• Family farming and cattle raising on native and cultivated pasture (colonial, brachiarias).
• Cabbage, tomato, and watermelon cultivation, with an irrigation system from the streams.