LAND FARM FOR COFFEE AND EUCALIPTUS FOR SALE

Location: District of Sangalo - Rio Bananal - ES - BRAZIL.

Area 1: 30 alqueires

Area 2: 20 alqueires

Improvements area 1:
- 50,000 feet of coffee, all of it irrigated;
- 25,000 feet of eucalyptus;

- New House seat;

- House of settler;
- Shed machines;

- Curral of sheep;
- Every cut on roads

Improvements area 2:
- houses of settlers;
- Energy;
- All in grass
Note: Land of excellent quality, and only 2 km of roads with the ground.

Brazil should have this year's second largest coffee crop in the last ten years, with 45.5 million bags of 60 kilos. The estimate was disclosed this Thursday (08) by the National Supply Company (Conab). The Espirito Santo State is identified as the second largest producer in the country. It is predicted that 10.5 million bags harvested in the territory are Espirito Santo State in Brazil.

INFORMATION ABOUT ESPIRITO SANTO STATE IN BRAZIL

Vitoria's economy is strongly based on trade, being an important port city, having a total of three . As such, it performs a very important function for the region, in exporting regional products (both agricultural and industrial).

Vitoria's first strong economic activity was coffee in the early 1900s, being an important coffee port and marketplace, along with and .

Since then the economy has diversified a lot, having today a large and well established iron ore processing and steel making park.

More recently, is giving a major boost in the economy, since in the last few years Espirito Santo state has become one of the largest oil producers in . An increasing and a burgeoning are also effects of the recent oil-related activities. The services sector is well developed and has an important role in the city economy.

Vitoria is the capital of the of , . It is located on a small within a where a few meet the . It was founded in 1551. The city proper (area 93 km² or 35.9 sq mi) has a population of 313,300 (2005) whilst the metropolitan area has a population of over 1,612,885 (2005), the 14th largest in Brazil. In 1998, the rated Vitoria as the fourth best state in Brazil to live in, rating cities on , , and social improvement projects.

The new connects Vitoria with many Brazilian cities.

The city is home to the Federal University of Espirito Santo (UFES).

After long and exhaustive negotiations, Escelsa and Petrobrás have agreed with almost everything in order to construct as partners the first large thermoelectric power plant in Espirito Santo. Just a small technical impasse was left which might provoke less attractiveness in what concerns the applied capital. By the agreement, Escelsa would be responsible for supplying all the necessary money and Petrobrás would supply natural gas during 15 years. In times of crisis, Escelsa has asked for a longer time schedule in order to enter such a business. It has not withdrawn the project from the Boards agenda. It studies satisfactory forms of financing instead of applying its own resources. With the present high interests policy, making financial applications are better business than productive activities investments. Bankers and pension funds directors are much sensitive to that.

The thermoelectric project considers a minimum capacity of 150 mega-watts (MW). This means the generation of little more than 15% of the total needs of a state that imports about 80% of its electrical energy. It means almost to double the present generation capacity of Escelsa.

With that decision made by the electrical energy concessionaire the state government is free to look for alternative investors or investors that might form with Escelsa and Petrobrás a new entrepreneurial arrangement.