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Costa Rica Pineapple Farms and Plantations for sale
 

Description Property number Location Price per hectare Total price
Pineapple Plantation for Sale
420 Hectare perfectly flat property well suited for Pineapple farming in Costa Rica. This property is not currently producing pineapple but has good potential.		 HOP004 Guanacaste NA Under Contract
99 hectare property for sale in Costa Rica with 40 hectares currently in production producing 7 containers per week of MD-2 variety. Another 30 hectares are ready for planting. This farm include tractors, carts, office space and boom spray equipment. ULY005 Los Chiles $28,300.00 $2,800,000.00
2000 hectare property for sale in Costa Rica which is perfect for Pineapple Plantations. This property is nice and flat, has good drainage and is located not far from San Carlos, Costa Rica. This property is not currently producing pineapple but has good potential. ULY001 San Carlos $2,250.00 $4,500,000.00
Pineapple Plantation for Sale
1140 hectare property for sale in Costa Rica which is perfect for Pineapple Plantations. This property is nice and flat, has good drainage and is suitable for citrus also. This property is not currently producing pineapple but has good potential.		 HOP003 Guanacaste NA Under Contract
475 Hectare Pineapple Plantation for sale in Costa Rica. This beautiful farm is currently using just 130 hectares for pineapple while the rest is being prepared as time allows. Once complete, it will have a total of 400 hectares in full production. Sale is turn key and includes processing plant, storage facilities, offices and related machinery and tractors. ULY006 Limon $26,000.00 $12,350,000.00
Pineapple Plantation for Sale in Costa Rica
 This sweet and juicy farm has 1400 hectares of naturally perfect conditioned soil for Pineapple farming. The terrain is mostly flat which is ideal for using farm equipment during cultivation and harvesting.		 HOP002 Guanacaste NA Under Contract
780 hectare pineapple plantation for sale in Costa Rica. This Pineapple plantation has 500 hectares in full production, 80 hectares ready to plant and the remaining 200 hectares set aside for protection. Includes a relatively new processing plant. ULY002 Limon $32,052.00 $25,000,000.00
1200 hectare organic pineapple plantation for sale in Costa Rica. Organic pineapple farming is the most environmentally safe method of farming pineapples. This Pineapple plantation has 650 hectares in production and the remaining 550 hectares can easily be prepared and planted. ULY003 Limon $25,000.00 $30,000,000.00
1700 hectare pineapple plantation for sale in Costa Rica. This Pineapple farm currently has 1150 hectares in full production. Sale includes state of the art processing plant and all required equipment such as the 600 transport carts, tractors and cultivating material. ULY004 Limon NA SOLD

 

 

Pineapple Farming Information

Pineapple is a member of the tropical bromeliad family and the only one with any economic value. The pineapple is believed to have originated in the verdant lowlands of Paraguay. Carried aboard 15th and 16th century trade ships, the fruit was soon found growing as far away as Mexico, Australia, China and India. Christopher Columbus brought pineapples home from his travels in the "New World" and they soon became a gourmet delight savored across Europe. Even George Washington grew them in his Mount Vernon hothouse. No one is certain of when pineapples were first grown in Hawaii, but historians believe that a Spanish shipwreck in 1527 on the South Kona coast on the Big Island of Hawaii brought tools, stores, garments and plants, including pineapples, from Mexico to Hawaii. In later years, more Spanish explorers arrived in Hawaii, planting pineapples among other fruits. Francisco de Paula Marin, a Spanish adventurer who arrived in Hawaii in 1794 and became a trusted friend and advisor to King Kamehameha the Great, experimented with raising pineapples in the early 1800's. The "Wild Kailua" pineapple was found growing in the Kona area as early as 1816. Captain John Kidwell is credited with founding Hawaii’s pineapple industry. In the 1880’s he imported and tested a number of varieties and selected Smooth Cayenne for its cylindrical form and uniform texture. It was Jim Dole, for whom Dole Plantation is named, who pioneered the industry and became popularly known as the "Pineapple King".

This information copied from
http://www.doleplantation.com/

 

 

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