THIS week’s property evaluation contains this wrap-up of fascinating current listings within the Northern Territory, New South Wales and Victoria, and a separate article on properties coming to market in Queensland.
- Adjoining NT breeding blocks provide potential
- Productive northern NSW grazing promoting for $5000/ha
- $15m for versatile grazing in Central Victoria
- Coonamble’s Sandhurst presents considerable feed
The 9620ha Edith Springs and neighbouring 3336ha Tarwoo Station are situated 30km southeast of Katherine and three hours drive from Darwin.
Adjoining NT breeding blocks provide potential
A 12,956ha Northern Territory cattle breeding enterprise adjoining to the highest finish’s new cotton gin is providing potential consumers irrigation and feedlot potential.
The 9620ha Edith Springs and neighbouring 3336ha Tarwoo Station, pictured above, are situated 30km southeast of Katherine and three hours drive from Darwin.
Traditionally operated as livestock and cropping properties, they’re being offered by the Black household (buying and selling because the Northern Territory Agricultural Co) after being held for six and 4 years respectively.
Tarwoo is adjoining to the WANT cotton gin (on a 150ha separate title), the primary of its sort within the Northern Territory.
Operated by a partnership of WANT Cotton and Louis Dreyfus Co, the state-of-the-art facility is scheduled to begin operations later this 12 months and course of between 150,000 and 200,000 bales yearly.
Elders agent Alison Ross mentioned Tarwoo presents agricultural and business potential with the current development of a heavy automobile turn-in lane on the Stuart Freeway and an elevated website appropriate for future business, transport or feedlot ventures.
“With cotton ginning to begin later this 12 months, Tarwoo is appropriate for lotfeeding, complemented by the constant dwell export markets by way of the Port of Darwin,” Ms Ross mentioned.
Edith Springs Station is appropriate for cattle breeding and hay manufacturing.
There are 2160ha of largely cleared, deep loamy pink earths and 4320ha of timbered nation, supported by dependable water from a 15km Edith River frontage.
Located In a 968mm common annual rainfall area, Edith Springs overlies the Tindall Aquifer and is benefited by a 360ML floor water extraction licence and two bores.
Tarwoo is watered by the spring-fed Granite Creek, in addition to two bores.
Throughout the 2 holdings, there are 18km of Stuart Freeway frontage, three properties, employees lodging, sheds and two cattle yards.
Edith Springs and Tarwoo are being supplied by expressions of curiosity closing on July 2.
Productive northern NSW grazing promoting for $5000/ha
Scott and Rhonda Conkey have listed their productive grazing nation on the New South Wales’ Northern Tablelands for $5000/ha.
The 2208ha Cheviot Hills is situated close to Ashford, 47km north of Inverell.
It’s at the moment working as a self-replacing cattle and sheep enterprise, with the Conkeys estimating a 9000DSE carrying capability.
Elders agent Jaimie Pay reviews good early curiosity from locals and southern Queensland producers in search of an entry degree or enlargement block.
“There was good rain over the past six to eight weeks, with extra forecast, and consequently, the property is carrying physique of feed organising the incoming purchaser for winter,” he mentioned.
The nation consists of open grazing and alluvial creek flats with mushy traprock soils rising to undulating hills.
Round 40ha is sown to a mixture of oats and barley and 243ha has been pasture improved, beforehand sown to subtropical varieties.
The property is well-watered by two outfitted bores, Frazers Creek, 26 dams and the seasonal Oakey Creek.
Infrastructure features a three-bedroom dwelling, sheds, metal cattle yards, a three-stand shearing shed, sheep yards and a 50-tonne silo.
The 2208ha Cheviot Hills is situated close to Ashford, 47km north of Inverell.
$15m for versatile grazing in Central Victoria
After 45 years, the retiring Ford household is in search of round $15 million ($11,120/ha) for its versatile grazing property in Central Victoria.
The 1347ha Lisoux, Denning Rise and Hillside are situated 5km from Baringhup, 9km from Maldon and 37km from Bendigo.
The holdings comprise:
- The 685ha Lisoux is subdivided into 18 paddocks and watered by the Loddon River and 23 dams. Infrastructure features a three-bedroom dwelling, a seven-stand shearing shed, metal sheep yards and quite a few sheds.
- The 350ha Denning Rise is subdivided into 16 paddocks and watered by 21 dams and pipe water (accessed by way of an adjoining mine). Infrastructure features a three-bedroom dwelling and a three-stand shearing shed.
- The 311ha Hillside is subdivided into 9 paddocks and watered by 15 dams.
The nation options gently undulating granite soils with good stands of native timber shelter belts able to operating between 5000 to 6000DSE (season dependent).
Nutrien Harcourts agent Alister Kemp mentioned the three holdings are presenting in good situation after current rain.
“Their versatility is prone to entice a variety of consumers in search of livestock grazing and ending, wool rising, hay manufacturing and cropping.”
“They may curiosity a developer as a result of the properties have good highway frontages and a number of other crown allotments operating by means of them,” Mr Kemp mentioned.
The aggregation is watered by dams, the Six Mile Creek and the Loddon River.
Coonamble’s Sandhurst presents considerable feed
Scale and considerable feed on a holding supplied in northern New South Wales are attracting robust inquiry from Queensland, south-western New South Wales and Victorian producers.
The Perry household’s 3068ha Sandhurst is situated 23km east of Quambone and 40km west of Coonamble in northern New South Wales and neighbours Muttama Station owned by Ron Greentree.
The largely flat and open nation has good shade corridors and is properly grassed with buffel and Mitchell.
Estimated to hold 600 cows and calves or 4000 ewes, Sandhurst is conservatively stocked and operating 270 head of cattle, 1200 ewes and lambs and 50 rams and hoggets.
Greater than 2000ha of the heavy pink and gray loam soils is arable and may very well be transformed again to cropping nation.
Sandhurst is watered by 14 dams and two outfitted sub-artesian bores in a 482mm of common annual rainfall area.
Infrastructure features a three-bedroom dwelling, a two-bedroom cottage, quite a few sheds, a five-stand shearing shed and metal sheep and cattle yards.
Ray White Rural agent Hamish Firth is dealing with the expressions of curiosity marketing campaign closing on June 27.
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