The ultimate in fine hay production land has hit the market with this quality property in the tightly held district of Wheatlands, barely 10 minutes from the South Burnett town of Murgon.
With deep alluvial soils and an abundance of water, this is prime cropping land. Add the right mix of sunshine and you have the ingredients for quality hay production.
With more than 2km frontage to Barambah creek, supplying 220 megalitres of irrigation water, and a further 200 meg supplied through underground mains from the 53 foot, 14,000gph bore, the potential here is to crop, and water, 95% of the 143 freehold acres available. Further to this is a flood harvest license with lagoon storage. The 2 remote accessed centre pivots are capable of covering 60 acres.
The current owner has been growing quality lucerne, but has grown Barley, Wheat and Mung Beans as a rotational crop, with a 50 tonne air blower equipped silo for on farm storage. Part of the lucerne paddock is currently sown to Rhodes to produce heavy round bales of grassy hay.
Two sheds are available for storage, 30m x 12m and 16m x 12m, an elevated seed storage shed, the old dairy utilised as a workshop, and the original farm homestead, complete with slab walls, used as machinery storage. Steel panel cattle yards are by the main shed and will be included. 15kw of grid connected solar is mounted here.
The elevated 4 bedroom Queenslander is comfortable, with gas stove, and car accommodation nearby. An insulated container supplies additional sleeping space.
11 acres of leasehold land is included in the sale.
This is a quality farm and your inspection will not disappoint.
Priced at $1,600,000
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