766 RN188, General Alvear Department, Mendoza Province

2417-hectare feedlot and ranch with direct highway access and 3-phase electricity. The ranch is located in Bowen, General Alvear, Mendoza on National Route 188. The feedlot has municipal and SENASA authorization for 10, 000 head of cattle. The area covered by this authorization is approximately 70 hectares. There are 2350 hectares additional hectares for breeding animals and calving between 150 and 200 cattle to complement the feedlot activity, or to raise 400 calves at no cost and then finish them in the feedlot. A pivot irrigation system has been designed and partially installed to provide irrigation for up to 100 hectares of corn and sorghum. The plans are laid and the eleven-million-liter, membrane-lined (750 micron) retention pond has been built. Now the irrigation equipment needs to be purchased and installed. It has a deep well with a three-phase pump that extracts 300, 000 liters per hour. Access is direct to paved National Route No. 188. WORKING IMPROVEMENTS: Corrals have 12 divisions for separate sorting, veterinary use and various activity operations. 28-meter sleeve all of tubing pipes and sheet metal, completely blind. All the gates of the corrals and the entire field are made of brown Meccano brand pipes. Yoke with operation box for veterinarian of the same material. Inside the 14-meter water pens with floats at both ends with a capacity of 10, 000 liters. In the sleeve electric scale, light socket for equipment such as ultrasound machines or others and installation of taps with water for use by personnel. Trees inside the pens to provide shade for the animals. All the panels have pipe gates and gates at their ends with steel handles for the passage of tractors and machinery. LOADER in maneuvering area for trucks (capacity for 6 chassis with trailer at the same time) and another for cars. This area is located 500 meters from the asphalt. When the animals are lowered through the loader there is a corral for control and from there through a 200-meter-long alley you reach the corrals, either to load or unload. 2 silos of 50 tons. In the fattening sector, 8 pens with feeders of between 3 and 5 hectares each, divided by a central corridor for tractor and mixer maneuvers. All with a drinking trough plus an Australian tank of 100, 000 liters of backup for any contingency. All fencing around the various quadrants are made new with northern hardwood posts and 17/15 steel wire. The establishment has 3km of route 188 frontage and access, and is 10 km deep. At the end is Calle A. which reaches General Alvear. Main Entrance: Route 188 km 765, another access to the front at the west end. And at the end of the field, north sector, two accesses at the east and west corners. DIVISIONS: At the entrance (front section) we have all the buildings, main well, dam, loading and unloading yard, corrals, silos, and fattening section (8 pens with feeder) plus a picket of approximately 25 hectares on the east side. A west-facing route next to the main entrance, a square designed to place the pivot irrigation system to grow corn and sorghum. In the area, corn for chopping is yielding between 50 and 70 tons per hectare. That is on the farms and depending on the hours of irrigation. Here there is drilling, there is always water. Yields should be the maximum. Route front to the west after the aforementioned point. 3 squares, 2 of 70ha and 1 of 80ha, all with water, gates in all corners. Ideal for pasture and a rotation scheme Middle sector behind the Feedlot sector and rotation tables, a 3km wide square from east to west for 4km from south to north. With several washes and a division with a 220v electric oxherd from south to north, (ideal for dividing the frame in the middle) Finally, the lot at the back, Sector Norte del Campo. Lot of 1000 hectares. Between the middle lot and the bottom lot there is a drilling with a solar pump that extracts 5000 liters Hora, it only supplies the drinks so there is a small tank, and this pump cuts with automat