The agriculture sector in Argentina is hugely important as it accounts for 14% of GDP and 34% of export earnings. Argentina is the world’s largest exporter of Soya oil and meal and the 3rd largest exporter of soybean. As a result farming has a large influence in Argentina and there is a good infrastructure that is focused on the agricultural industry.

The Buenos Aires grain exchange has been trading since 1854 and is today one of the top three global exchanges in terms of volume. The port of Rosario is the largest oil seed port in the world and all the major global grain companies have a substantial presence through out the country.

As an added bonus Argentina sits on top of arguably the largest aquifer in the world. The Guarani Aquifer drains the Amazon basin and includes the impressive Iguazu Falls, the world’s widest waterfalls. It is estimated to contain about 37,000 km³ of water with a total rechargeable rate of 166 km³ per year from precipitation. 

 
This body of water is currently one of the last major unexploited reserves with huge potential for crop irrigation.