What are the Spanish American cattle farms called?

Spanish American cattle farms are called haciendas.

While the term "hacienda" is often used to refer to large landed estates in general, it specifically refers to a cattle ranch in Spanish America.

Here are some other terms you might encounter:

* Estancia: This term is used in Argentina, Uruguay, and other parts of South America.

* Rancho: This term is commonly used in Mexico and the southwestern United States.

* Fazenda: This term is used in Brazil.

The term "hacienda" evokes a specific image of a large, sprawling ranch with its own workforce, often housing a significant population of people beyond the owner and their family.