Auction 03/07/24
Tooma Road, Tooma NSW 2642
Rural
Block size: 304 m² approx.
OUTSTANDING UPPER MURRAY JEWEL
Inglis Rural Property is pleased to present Gwendoline and Sandy Creek, a high quality mixed-farming property totalling 305* hectares (754* acres) located in the tightly held Upper Murray region of NSW. The Region is recognised for its reliable seasons and strong Spring pasture growth.
BEEF CATTLE PRIME LAMBS CASH CROPPING
Held by the same family since the mid 1800's (170* years).
AREA
305* hectares (754* acres) across two titles
LAND AND TOPOGRAPHY
Fertile granite soil types ranging from level terrain to low slopes with approximately 75*% arable. Primarily cleared of timber with select established tree guards. Elevation ranges from 260*metres to 380*metres ASL.
The property is operated commercially by professional tenants and boasts excellent perennial pastures along with high value pasture and canola seed rotation, Angus cattle and prime lamb production. Perennial pastures were largely renewed in 2009 with a mix of white and sub clover, perennial rye grass, cocksfoot and phalaris.
CROP ROTATION
In 2024, 73* hectares (180* acres) of winter cash crop has been sown.
Versatile land type, the property is well-suited to a wide range of enterprises including fodder production, beef, prime lambs and/or cereal and cash cropping, small seeds production and livestock fattening. The region is renowned for its inherently high fertility and consistent seasonal reliability exhibiting high density stocking rates up to 18* - 20* DSE/Ha or 5,400* - 6,000* DSE or 280-300* breeding cows and calves.
WATER
Dual frontage to permanent Sandy Creek. The property is equipped with 21 surface dams of which many are springfed.
SOIL AMELIORATION
The property has enjoyed a regular fertilizer and lime program as part of the current crop rotation including:
- 2022/23 40 tonne Single Super and 129 tonne lime
- 2023/24 40 tonne Single Super
Soil tests available on request.
FENCING
The property features excellent fencing with a significant portion of fencing renewed in 2009/2010 including laneways and fenced riparian zones and springfed creeks. The property is fenced into 24 paddocks.
IMPROVEMENTS
Outstanding set of modern Prattley steel cattle yards with race, head bale, loading ramp, central draft. Calf marking race & cradle.
SALE DETAILS
Offered for sale by Public Auction on Wednesday 3rd July 2024 at Albury
BEEF CATTLE PRIME LAMBS CASH CROPPING
Held by the same family since the mid 1800's (170* years).
AREA
305* hectares (754* acres) across two titles
LAND AND TOPOGRAPHY
Fertile granite soil types ranging from level terrain to low slopes with approximately 75*% arable. Primarily cleared of timber with select established tree guards. Elevation ranges from 260*metres to 380*metres ASL.
The property is operated commercially by professional tenants and boasts excellent perennial pastures along with high value pasture and canola seed rotation, Angus cattle and prime lamb production. Perennial pastures were largely renewed in 2009 with a mix of white and sub clover, perennial rye grass, cocksfoot and phalaris.
CROP ROTATION
In 2024, 73* hectares (180* acres) of winter cash crop has been sown.
Versatile land type, the property is well-suited to a wide range of enterprises including fodder production, beef, prime lambs and/or cereal and cash cropping, small seeds production and livestock fattening. The region is renowned for its inherently high fertility and consistent seasonal reliability exhibiting high density stocking rates up to 18* - 20* DSE/Ha or 5,400* - 6,000* DSE or 280-300* breeding cows and calves.
WATER
Dual frontage to permanent Sandy Creek. The property is equipped with 21 surface dams of which many are springfed.
SOIL AMELIORATION
The property has enjoyed a regular fertilizer and lime program as part of the current crop rotation including:
- 2022/23 40 tonne Single Super and 129 tonne lime
- 2023/24 40 tonne Single Super
Soil tests available on request.
FENCING
The property features excellent fencing with a significant portion of fencing renewed in 2009/2010 including laneways and fenced riparian zones and springfed creeks. The property is fenced into 24 paddocks.
IMPROVEMENTS
Outstanding set of modern Prattley steel cattle yards with race, head bale, loading ramp, central draft. Calf marking race & cradle.
SALE DETAILS
Offered for sale by Public Auction on Wednesday 3rd July 2024 at Albury
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Property type:
Rural
Block Size:
304 m²*
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Allhomes acknowledges the Ngunnawal people, traditional custodians of the lands where Allhomes is situated. We wish to acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of Canberra and the region. We also acknowledge all other First Nations Peoples on whose lands we work.
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