WORLD● LOW5d ago · Oct 9, 2026, 10:01 AM
A ranch in San Juan had 80,000 hectares and produced cheeses and sweets: today its lands are part of a national park
Clarín · south america
The ranch operated for decades as an agricultural and livestock community, producing cheeses, sweets, and other foods for the region. Why the ranch's lands ceased their productive activity and became part of a national park.
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