In case you or someone you known may be interested in considering the investment / acquisition / ownership of some very interesting agricultural and livestock lands abroad:
Have very good connections in most South American countries, one of them, Argentina. As you may know, Argentina is a great country with some of the best agricultural and livestock lands in the world, it is a democratic and stable country and its geographical location make of it the ideal place in the American continent for this kind of investment. We are directly connected with the owners of excellent productive lands in the best parts of Argentina, lands that are not in the market but we are able to offer them for sale. These lands that we can offer, are farms that are presently in current production, and they can be purchased and just continue the production but assuring that the production of them are exported to wherever the buyer or the new owners decides to securing this way 100% of their production. The other point to be considered is that these lands can be purchased now at a very reasonable price due to the present economic situation in Argentina and around the world, but these same lands will be priceless and very difficult to get in a near future, this is the right time to secure them, own them, produce them and gain on the increase of value of them. Argentina may be considered a place kind of far away for the GCC interests, however with the present globalization, there is not far away country nowadays and this can also be compensated by the fact that it is a political and socially stable country and has extremely productive year around lands that can be easily operated by the new owners to secure its maximum production. Agriculture and agro-industry in Argentina focus on the production of cereal, oil grains and seeds, sugar, fruit, wine, tea, tobacco, and cotton. Argentina is one of the greatest food-producing and food- exporting countries of the world, with an estimated 27,200,000 hectares (67,210,000 acres) of arable and permanent cropland. Agriculture and animal husbandry have traditionally supplied the nation with 70–95% of its export earnings, and the landowners have alternated the two activities in accordance with prices on the world market. As of 2001, agriculture made up 5% of the GDP. Agricultural products also accounted for 41% of exports by value. One of the most important factors in Argentine agriculture is the advanced degree of mechanization; in 1998, an estimated 280,000 tractors and 50,000 harvester-threshers were in use. The principal agricultural region consists of the humid pampas, one of the world's greatest reaches of arable land. Argentine agriculture is virtually coextensive with this region, although efforts have been made to spread it into other areas. Citrus fruit, tobacco, cotton, and sugarcane are cultivated outside the pampas. Wheat is the leading crop. Argentina accounted for about 75% of all wheat produced in South America in 1999 and was the world's fifth- leading wheat exporter. The area harvested in 1999 was estimated at 5.8 million hectares (14.3 million acres), and production at 14.5 million tons. Argentina is the fourth-largest corn-growing country in the world. The area harvested in 1999 was 2.5 million hectares (6.2 million acres), and production was 13.2 million tons. Barley is favored as the grain of greatest yield and resistance to disease; types for feed and beer are grown in the pampas areas having soil unfavorable or a climate too rigorous for wheat. Rice is a major crop, with a 1999 production of 1,576,000 tons on plantings of 281,000 hectares (694,000 acres). Argentina is one of the world's biggest producers of flaxseed (linseed); production in 1999 was 85,000 tons, down more than 80% from the early 1990s. Most of the crop is exported in the form of linseed oil. The province of Tucumán dominates the sugar-raising industry, which dates from 1646; sugarcane production in 1999 was 19.4 million tons. Cotton growing dates from 1909 and is concentrated in Chaco Province. In 1999 the production of cotton fiber was 227,000 tons, down from 432,000 tons in 1996. Sunflower seed oil is a major industrial plant product; 3.8 million hectares (9.6 million acres) of sunflowers were harvested in 1999, producing 6,500,000 tons of sunflower seeds. Tobacco is raised in several northern provinces, especially Misiones; production in 1999 was an estimated 113,000 tons. Soybean production, only 78,000 tons in 1971–72, increased to 7.1 million tons by 1985– 86, to 18 million tons in 1999 and 41 million tons in 2005. Fruit growing has developed rapidly since the 1940s. Estimates for 1999 fruit production (in tons) were apples, 1,056,000; oranges, 780,000; lemons and limes, 1,050,000; peaches and nectarines, 250,000; and grapefruit, 230,000. The output of bananas was 400,000 tons in 1974, 10 times the 1961–65 average; it fell to 144,000 tons in 1978 and rebounded to 280,000 tons in 1992 before declining to 175,000 tons in 1999. The province of Mendoza is the center for the nation's vineyards. In 1999, grape production was 2.5 million tons. Argentina is one of the world's leading producers of wine, accounting for 1.26 million tons in 1999, or 4.5% of the world's total production. Having mentioned the above facts, below please find the main details one of the great farms that we are able to present for your consideration: - This farm is located in one of the best productive areas of the Country and it is only about 50 kilometers away from, the port area. - Location: 75 kilometers south of Santa Fe, capital of Santa Fe, Department of San Jeronimo, Santa Fe Province - Area: 1,517 hectares - 100% agricultural land with soils type I and II - Very good rain regime - Ownership under a Corporate name, very easy to transfer shares. - Artificial irrigation system, direct access to Corono River from where through a pump system most of the farm is covered by the irrigation system. - Four mills with their respective tanks - Silos with storage capacity for 4,100 Tons - Ample and modern ready to use accommodations consisting of main house plus three secondary houses. - Scales located in strategic locations within the farm - Two very ample barns and three very big sheds - Electricity facilities in all the farm extension - Excellent paved communication roads connecting the farm with the rest of the country - Very good internal asphalted roads connecting all the fields PROPERTY OFFERED AT USD 17,000 PER HECTARE (LESS THAN USD 0.16 PER SQFT) The sellers we work with are very serious people and they would even be prepared to put aside a certain amount of the purchase price as a guarantee for any inconvenient that may arise during the first three years or so. We are also in position to offer very productive live stock farms, details of which can be sent upon request. Should you require additional information or to further discuss these possibilities, please do not hesitate to contact us at any time. Melanie Torres [email protected] TOCA C. LTDA -- Dubai Properties Google Group is managed by: Farzad Mohammad / Senior Investment Adviser, Mob:0098 912 213 [email protected] You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Dubai-properties" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/Dubai-propertie?hl=en
