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• 1,500 ha arable farmland, including 330 ha irrigated land
• 600 m2 workshop
• 500 boxpallet cooled-warehouse
• 3,200 ton grain silos
• 1,500 m2 floor space for offices and housing
• 15+ tractors
• 50+ range of agricultural machines
• private ownership of an extensive underground irrigation pipeline network
• 20+ new surface irrigation machines
• current crops include potatoes, carrots, cabbage, parsley, celeriac, wheat, rapeseed, barley, corn
• an extensive capital expenditure programme underway to refurbish existing 3,000 m2 of dry storage space into 4,000 ton cooled warehouse capacity

Take advantage of the potential to become a leading fresh produce farm in the Czech Republic, securing a dominance in select crops. This farm has large-scale yard properties totalling 95,000 m² including workshops, cooled warehouses, extensive grain silos, storage capacities and housing for seasonal workers. Equipped with agricultural machinery, RTK precision navigation and a robust irrigation system sourcing water from the Elbe River, the farm is predestined for high productivity. Irrigated area can be extended to 650 hectares at low cost.

With an increasing consumer demand for local produce and significant reliance on imports, this is your chance to fill a market gap.

Flexible investment options are available, including full purchase, land lease, or joint venture, making this a prime opportunity for ambitious agricultural entrepreneurs.

Become leading in Vegetable and Grain Production in the Czech Republic

The Czech Republic, also known as Czechia, presents a unique opportunity for agricultural investors to become a major producer of fresh produce, potentially ranking in the top three in the Czech market. This prospect extends to becoming the market leader in selected irrigated crops, a niche yet lucrative segment. The country's diverse agricultural landscape, favorable climatic conditions, and rich soil offer fertile ground for both vegetable and grain production, making it an ideal destination for agricultural investment.

Vegetable Production: A Growing Sector with Market Leadership Potential
The vegetable farming sector in the Czech Republic is poised for significant growth, with a strong demand for fresh produce. This growth is fueled by increasing consumer awareness of healthy eating and the demand for locally sourced vegetables.

Investment in Vegetable Production
Investors have the opportunity to capitalize on this demand by acquiring a vegetable farm for sale or investing in a vegetable production farm. The Czech market is particularly ripe for innovation and expansion in high-demand crops like potatoes, carrots, onions, cabbage, lettuce, cauliflower, kohlrabi, sugar beets, tomatoes, peppers, etc. Farms with vegetable crops, especially those employing advanced irrigation techniques, can achieve superior yield quality and consistency, positioning them as leaders in the market.

Irrigation: A Key to Success
Irrigation is crucial in optimizing vegetable production, especially in the face of climate variability. Investing in farmland with existing irrigation infrastructure or the potential for irrigation development can significantly enhance productivity. This capability not only boosts yields but also ensures the farm's resilience against droughts and other climatic challenges, giving it a competitive edge.

Grain Production: Solidifying a Pillar of Czech Agriculture
Grain production remains a fundamental component of Czech agriculture, with wheat, barley, and corn as the primary crops. These grains are vital for food security and are essential raw materials for the food processing and brewing industries.

Market
This is an opportunity to respond to a shifting trend in the market: increasing preference of customers and retail chains for local produce can be observed in the recent years, however, Czech production of vegetables and potatoes is way from self-sufficient, the number of sizeable producers is limited and a lack of local produce has to be compensated by imports.
Imports

• Potatoes 25%
• Carrots 34%
• Celeriac root 40%
• Cabbage 35%

The farm currently ranks in the Czech Republic as top 7 in carrots, top 5 in celery, top 10 in potatoes, top 5 in fresh cabbage, selling to retail chains (Ahold, Schwarz Gruppe, REWE, Globus) through a farmer coop. Non-irrigated field crops include wheat, corn, rapeseed and more.

Market Leadership in Selected Crops
The potential to become a market leader is not limited to vegetables. Investors can also focus on specific grain crops that are strategically significant, such as high-quality barley for brewing or specialized varieties of wheat. By focusing on quality and leveraging the Czech Republic's strong agricultural reputation, the farm can secure a leading market position.

Conclusion
With the Czech Republic's agricultural sector on the rise, there is no better time to invest in vegetable and grain production. Whether aiming to become a major player in the fresh produce market or a leader in selected grain crops, the opportunities are vast. By choosing the right type of farm focusing on advanced agricultural practices such as irrigation, investors can achieve substantial returns and contribute to the growth and stability of Czech agriculture. This burgeoning sector not only promises economic benefits but also plays a crucial role in ensuring food security and sustainability for the region.