NF2 contains 185.7 hectares (459 acres), and after opening pastures, now has 97 hectares of cropland (240 acres), and 6.3 hectares (16 acres) of established pastures—52% of the total farm area is now being planted to crops. 

The entire tillable area was planted to soybeans in November of 2009.  A legal reserve has not yet been established for this property.  The farm has no liens or mortgages, and a clear title is held to the property in the name of the Limitada.

The farm was purchased for 254,057 real in December of 2004, and was appraised in January of 2010 for 563,892 real ($322,224 in US dollars at an exchange rate of 1.75 real/USD).  In real, the farm has appreciated 122% above its 2004 purchase cost.

 The company's NF3 farm was also purchased in December of 2004, and it contains 252.8 hectares (625 acres), and after pastures were opened and cerrado (brush) cleared, how has 88.3 hectares (218 acres) for crops and 39 hectares (96 acres) of pasture—35% of the total farm area is now planted to crops, and 50.3% is being utilized in crops or pastures. 

Soybeans were planted on all 88.3 hectares of this farm in November of 2009.  This property’s legal reserve is established, and all areas have been cleared  A clear title to this property is held in the name of Nova Fronteira.

The farm was purchased for 345,943 real in December of 2004, and was appraised in January of 2010 for 767,928 real ($438,816 in US dollars at an exchange rate of 1.75 real/USD).  In real, this farm has also appreciated 122% above its 2004 purchase cost.