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Unique Opportunity in Mexico: Model Farm in Sustainable Production and Cutting-Edge Genetics Sparks International Interest
One of the largest dairy properties in Mexico, located in the state of Campeche, was put up for sale in June 2025. The initiative has sparked interest from investors in various countries.
With 1,562 hectares, the farm is recognized for its tropical milk production and sustainable practices. It has become a benchmark in agricultural innovation.
Complete Structure and Sustainable Model Attract Investors
Founded in 2002 by Australian Steven Holt, the property consists of two adjacent farms, Coyote Flaco and San Antonio Cayal. It is recognized for its genetic improvement of the Australian Friesian Sahiwal (AFS) dairy breed.
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Additionally, the farm maintains the breeding of Boer goats with high zootechnical standards. It has 120 irrigated paddocks, ensuring constant pasture and efficient management.
The milking parlor has a capacity for 300 cows. The average price per liter of milk is US$ 0.60, which is higher than the local average, ensuring high profitability.
The property also cultivates grains and maintains regenerative agroforestry practices on 1,200 hectares. This approach contributes to environmental conservation and animal welfare.
Government Support Boosts the Mexican Dairy Sector
The sale occurs at a strategic moment for the country. The Mexican government is intensifying incentives for domestic milk production, focusing on reducing dependence on imports.
The goal is to ensure food security and strengthen local production chains. President Claudia Sheinbaum highlighted that milk, rice, and sugar are strategic priorities.
To this end, the government is investing in new processing plants. Additionally, it offers subsidies, guaranteed prices, and favorable credit to rural producers.
These policies strengthen the competitiveness of the Mexican dairy sector. They also make the country a more attractive environment for foreign investment in agribusiness.
Hot Market and International Interest
The negotiation, therefore, is under the responsibility of the international agency Brown&Co. Furthermore, the offer is made under a “turnkey” arrangement, including the entire structure.
Thus, the property will be sold with a trained team and active operation, which represents a competitive advantage for those interested in agribusiness.
According to Charles Whitaker, managing partner of Brown&Co, this is indeed an excellent opportunity for both producers and rural families.
He emphasizes that, due to the tropical model, the farm requires less initial capital. Therefore, it becomes more accessible than options in the U.S. or Europe.
Moreover, the prime location and stable climate make the property even more attractive, especially for investors focused on productivity and sustainability.
Highlights of the Property
- Total area of 1,562 hectares with full ownership title
- 120 paddocks with permanent water and internal road access
- Milking parlor with capacity for 300 cows
- Current herd of 671 cattle and 274 goats
- Grain cultivation and regenerative agroforestry practices on 1,200 hectares
- Commitment to ESG practices, such as forest conservation and sustainable water use
- Strategic location one hour from the capital of Campeche, with good connection to Cancun
The marketing integrates a global effort by the International Ag Alliance and, therefore, strengthens strategic partnerships to promote standout rural properties.
Additionally, this alliance formed by Brown&Co and the Australian LAWD works together to thus boost sustainable agribusiness on an international scale.
Moreover, interested parties can obtain more information directly from Brown&Co, either by email (caw@brown-co.com) or international phone (+44 7768 465731).
The sale of this dairy mega-structure, therefore, reinforces the growing global interest in sustainable investments and highlights Mexico as an attractive destination.
With a favorable climate and government support, the country positions itself as one of the most promising options for investors attentive to profitability and the environment.
The property stands out for combining productivity, cutting-edge genetics, and regenerative practices, thus becoming a benchmark among the most complete assets in the sector.
In this way, it represents a strategic opportunity for those looking to align financial return with environmental responsibility and, indeed, a long-term vision.
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