As the second largest country in the Caribbean, unlike many of its smaller counterparts, the country has large parcels of land available. From the beaches to the high mountain peaks the terrain of available land in the Dominican Republic is quite variable.

Bio-fuel Land in the Dominican Republic

With a perfect climate for the growth of bio-fuel crops and the available land, Dominican Republic opportunities for entering this field are spectacular. Combined with the very generous government incentives for companies involved in this business and the country’s proximity to North American processing facilities, the Dominican Republic is hard to beat for developing a bio-fuel production business.

Other Agricultural Land, the Dominican Republic has that Also

Operating sugar cane plantations were once numerous in the country. Fewer are operating today. But many have been maintained so that they can return to function with a minimal amount of expense and effort. Governmental assistance again makes this type of business investment an attractive one.

Author: Rob Chenvert