Campo En Mamore, Bolivia

This is an attractive property due to its scale and development potential. It is located in an agricultural-livestock expansion area, following the guidelines of pioneering Brazilian neighbors in the region. Neighboring fields cultivate rice, sorghum, and humidicola pasture. The property is suitable for calf production, increasingly demanded each year by fattening and confinement farms in Santa Cruz. Location and Area - Area: 42,000 hectares - Located on Highway N9, which connects Trinidad with San Ramon - 6 km frontage on the highway - 150 km from Trinidad (Capital of Beni Department) - Road in good condition, partly gravel with a nearby paving project - Stable concrete bridges throughout the route General Description - Company founded in 2006 - Composed of the sections Cabias, Aleluya, San Pedro, Arboles Negros, Chaquito, Florida, Guayaquil, Apolo, Candelaria, Siria, San Jorge, and Salvador, totaling 42,000 hectares - Stations: Salvador, Aleluya, Cabias (Central), Arboles Negro, Apolo, Guayaquil, and Candelaria Soil Composition - 60% lowlands - 20% mid-elevation - 20% highlands Water Sources - 7 artificial ponds - 5 streams - Yatrue River passing through the Salvador section, dammed - 10 lagoons scattered throughout the property Infrastructure - Approximately 100 km of internal roads in good condition, allowing full property access - 180 km of fencing erected, some sections under repair - Main house in very good condition on the edge of Aleluya Lagoon, approximately 800 hectares - Cell phone signal throughout the property, antenna on loan within the premises - Airstrip in good condition - Composed of four titles and possession of 6,300 hectares Property Suitability - Livestock breeding and rearing - Neighbors currently growing rice and agriculture for livestock - First image: a rice farm in the area along the same road as the property - Second image: sorghum grown on the property - Third image: humidicola pasture on the property Vegetation - Lowlands consist of Cañuela morada and arrocillo - Mid-elevation features Paja Torunay and Bajio grass - Natural pastures like cañuela morada and arrocillo with good mineral supplements support dry cow and young bull fattening - Highlands characterized by good forest with abundant Tajibo, Paquio, Palma Negra, Curupauy, and other quality, valuable timber species Agriculture - Sorghum has been grown on high plains for later silage - Humidicola and Tangola grass planting with good results Projections - Capacity for 8,000 breeding females year-round - Pregnancy rate of 85% through natural mating and insemination - Excellent field for calf rearing Additional Potential - Under study for carbon capture project with excellent potential - Sustainable production and carbon-neutral certification - Possibility of extra profitability through carbon credits Notes - Measurements and areas provided are approximate; exact figures will come from official plans and/or property deeds - Expenses and taxes are indicative; images, renders, and descriptions may have changed at the time of viewing - Verifications should be made before any transaction Intervening Broker - CABA and PBA: Juan Pablo Sanguinetti CMCPSI 6449 - CUCICBA 6630 - Valuation, brokerage, and transaction conclusion are exclusive activities of this licensed broker, according to laws 20.266, CABA 2340, provincial law 10.973 and amendments, and regulatory norms issued by departmental colleges - Offices associated with the Keller Williams network operate independently, providing services to brokers, agents, and the general public, limited to real estate services excluding brokerage or intermediary acts.
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