Inglis Rural Property is pleased to exclusively present the 'Gundary Aggregation', a substantial mixed-farming aggregation boasting scale and productivity in the highly-regarded Eastern Riverina region of New South Wales.
Aggregated by the current owners over a 36 year period.
LOCATION Situated 11*km from Junee, 28*km from Wagga Wagga and 157*km from Albury, the location offers excellent access via the Olympic Highway and Byrnes Road to services and markets.
LAND Highly productive and versatile mixed farming country with 90%* arability, consisting of gently undulating topography across the entire aggregation. Soils are typically heavier red/brown clay loam with a granite influence on the elevated country.
PRODUCTION Estimated carrying capacity up to 26,000* DSE. Multi-enterprise agricultural business suited to a broad spectrum of commodities (cereals/oilseeds) and livestock enterprises (sheep and cattle). Currently focused on prime lamb production, winter cash cropping and fodder/hay production. 2024 winter crop rotation incl. 655* hectares sown to wheat, canola and barley and 2,500* sheep.
WATER Water is a feature supplied from multiple water sources including town water and bore water, powered by solar pumps as well as a large network of 22* surface dams. Water reticulates through the farms ensuring multiple watering points.
RAINFALL 550*mm per annum
IMPROVEMENTS Offers sound operating improvements including modern infrastructure and centrally located livestock processing facilities.
SALE DETAILS Offered for sale As-A-Whole or as four separate assets.
For sale via a 2-Stage Expressions of Interest process. Stage 1 closing Thursday 4 July 2024 at 4pm AEST
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