Agriculture

Grazing and cropping property Belvedere has sold for close to $4 million to a family of landholders from the Southern Riverina. Located 86 kilometres north east of Brewarrina and 95 kilometres north west of Walgett, the 6,841 hectare property is suited for fattening sheep, cattle and goats. It has open and flat Mitchell grass country with alluvial grey self-mulching soils and seasonal river flows that produce beneficial flooding. Belvedere features 17 kilometres of Narran River frontage and an artesian bore.

Stephen and Claire Schmitt from Southern Downs have paid $3.6 million bare for the fully operational  Mount Manning  grazing aggregation. Located 25 kilometres north of Warwick and 136 kilometres south west of Brisbane, the aggregation comprises the 426-hectare Mount Manning and the 362-hectare Mullins Block.

Workers in rural and regional NSW can now carpool to and from work in a COVID-safe way following an amendment to the NSW Government’s Public Health Orders.

The 33,789-hectare land lease of Wendi Station, in the far west of New South Wales, has been bought by Angus Seekamp from close by Woolcunda Station for $6.05 million. Situated 20 kilometres from the Silver City Highway and 100 kilometres south of Broken Hill, Wendi Station is suited to both cattle and sheep and has been owned by Mark and Chris Eglinton for 40 years, who will now retire.