Farms have become one of the most sought-after business and lifestyle opportunities in the country. This is why people are lining up to get involved. It’s no longer the case of a farmer that wants a wife, but rather the family, or investors, that desperately want a farm. Demand for commercial farming opportunities in Australia.
Central Australian beef producers Tim and Emily Edmunds have completed the acquisition of three adjoining cattle stations in the tightly-held Alice Springs district in the Northern Territory. The three stations, Narwietooma, Derwent and Glen Helen were acquired from Tony and Pam Davis to add to the Edmunds’ neighbouring Napperby Station. The deal creates a contiguous cattle breeding, growing.
Drought and bushfires across Australia have failed to dent a soaring buyer appetite for farmland. In fact, last year the eastern states’ big dry actually helped fuel a 13.5 per cent jump in rural property’s median price. That’s the biggest jump in six years of consecutive farm value growth, and firmly above the 10.7pc lift.
Driven by global food demand, favourable growing conditions and a low Australian dollar, rural property values are expected to hold firm in 2020 despite the threat COVID-19 poses to global supply chains. “The outlook for the Australia agribusiness sector is positive and supported by a growing worldwide population, the more affordable nature of Australian land.
Showcase large-scale Blackall district grazing property Terrick Terrick will provide the cornerstone asset for the beef component of a new Australian investment fund’s investments in agriculture. Confirming the purchase this week of Terrick Terrick is the AAM Investment Group’s Diversified Agriculture Fund, having completed an off-market deal with long-term Terrick owners, Russell Pearson and family, based.
VERSATILE 2262 hectare (5589 acre) Western Downs farming and grazing operation Banyula has sold at a Ray White Rural auction for $4.15 million. Located 34km south west of Tara, the property was bought by Kieran and Tracey Cook. Banyula was offered by Gary and Rhonda Ellis, and has been home to three generations of the.
High quality Central Highlands property Solferino has sold at auction for $18.9 million at a Landmark Harcourts on March 6. Offered by Colleen Nicholas and her daughter Melinda, Solferino covers 7147 hectares (17,662 acres) of mostly freehold country 76km from Clermont. The sale price is equal to about $2758/ha ($1116/acre) on the title area. The.
The 22,125 hectare (54,671 acres) Longreach pastoral property Russleigh is on the market for $7.1 million through Adcock Partners Property and Livestock. Owned by three generations of the Towner/Watts family since 1949, Russleigh is being offered for sale with operating plant and equipment. The property is located 140km south west of Longreach and 80km west.
Croxley Stud, the renowned Thoroughbred breeding property owned by the Overell family since 1982, is to be sold through an expressions of interest process, closing on April 3. At 429 hectares (1058 acres), Croxley is one of the largest properties in the 30km rim of Toowoomba. Croxley is located 25km west of Toowoomba and 4km.
Longreach district property Russleigh is available for purchase by negotiation. The property comprises some 22,125 hectares (54,671 acres) and is a versatile sheep or cattle property. Great mix of undulating open to lightly shaded Mitchell downs interspersed with creeks, running into gidgea country. Further details contact – Andrew Adcock 0407 674972 Adcock Partners Property &.
