Property description

This fully operational pig farm is located 13 kilometers from Dealesville, en route to Boshof. It has all the essential infrastructure to support around 150 sows. The securely fenced property spans 60 hectares of high-quality arable land, with the rest serving as natural grazing land.

Other improvements include the following:

- Two-bedroom house

- Cattle handling facilities with head clamp and loading areas

- Feed store with feeding lot

- Three boreholes with solar pumps

- Three dams (two cement dams and one zinc dam)

- Six pig sheds (including gestation lot and growing sheds)

- Two solar systems that make this farm off-grid

- Various farming equipment is included in the purchase price; an equipment list can be provided upon request.

This is a neat and tidy farm with everything necessary to make a pig farming operation successful. This farm is not on a main road, for security purposes. The livestock can be negotiated for purchase with the current owner so that the buyer can continue with farming operations.

* The owner is registered for VAT. The price, as advertised, excludes VAT. In the event of an interested buyer, this purchase transaction can be applied for a zero VAT-rated deal; if not approved by SARS, VAT is payable.

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About Boshof:

Boshof, located in the Free State province of South Africa, is a small agricultural town known for its semi-arid climate and expansive farmlands. Farming in Boshof typically focuses on:

- Livestock Farming: The area is well-suited for sheep farming, particularly for wool and mutton production. Cattle farming is also common, with some farmers incorporating mixed farming practices.

- Crop Farming: Due to its dry climate, crops such as maize, wheat, and sunflowers are grown, often relying on rain-fed systems or limited irrigation. Conservation farming practices are increasingly adopted to manage soil and water resources effectively.

- Game Farming: The area supports game farming due to its vast open spaces and natural vegetation, making it a hub for wildlife breeding and game hunting tourism.

- Sustainable Practices: Given the challenges of low rainfall, farmers in Boshof often utilize drought-resistant crops and water-saving techniques, ensuring productivity despite climatic limitations.

Overall, farming in Boshof plays a crucial role in the local economy, with a focus on adapting to the area's semi-arid conditions.

Don’t Miss Out! - This is more than just a property; it’s a chance to create the farming lifestyle of your dreams in one of South Africa’s most productive farming locations.