Agriculture

Uruguay's agricultural industry has been benefiting for years from a sustained rise in the international prices of raw materials. Today's historical peaks and world consumption forecasts for the next ten years guarantee a great return on investments in the sector.

You can buy a piece of agricultural land and design your own project based on the knowledge you have, or engage local experts who will advise you on the most appropriate practices for Uruguayan soils.

Uruguay places a special emphasis on sustainable development programs, striking a harmonious balance between production and the environment. Organic agriculture has gained a well-earned place in the domestic market and it is increasingly valued throughout the world, obtaining excellent results in terms of exports.

Wheat is Uruguay's most traditional crop, while soybean production is expanding more and more throughout the country. There are also other traditional crops, such as rice and barley, which are exported to such diverse destinations as Brazil and Iran.