Berryjerry Station | Premium Mixed Farming Holding | Eastern Riverina, 3688 Sturt Highway, Collingullie NSW 2650

Colliers Agribusiness is pleased to present for sale Berryjerry Station, a premium mixed farming holding and highly productive cropping and livestock operation centrally located in the blue-ribbon Eastern Riverina region of New South Wales.

Key features of the opportunity include:

A large-scale 2,170* hectare (5,361* acre) property comprising 16 freehold titles, strategically positioned 33km* West of Wagga Wagga with direct frontage to the Sturt Highway and access via Mundowy Lane.

Highly productive mixed farming enterprise incorporating extensive dryland and irrigated cropping, high-performing backgrounding and fattening of livestock, and an established commercial timber harvesting business.

Berryjerry Station has been cleared to 1,570ha* dryland arable, plus 137ha* developed to centre-pivot irrigation. The dryland cropping program in 2025 comprises a total of 570ha*, including 230ha* of canola, 220ha* of wheat, and 120ha* of barley. Average yields generate 2.8t/ha* for grazing wheat and 3.7t/ha* for spring wheat.

Irrigated cropping is supported by three centre pivot irrigators, currently servicing 100ha* of wheat and 40ha* of barley. The pivots have been utilised for winter cropping and summer grazing options planted after harvest.

Secure water entitlements totalling 1,406* megalitres, including 880* megalitres of Murrumbidgee River General Security water entitlements and 526* megalitres of Mid Murrumbidgee Zone 3 Alluvial Groundwater and Stock and Domestic groundwater, supplying cropping and stock operations.

Livestock operations currently operate at 15* DSE and up to 25-30* DSE per hectare on grazing crops, annually fattening 5,000* weaner lambs and 500* head of cattle.

Additional income stream through AFS-certified timber production, averaging 4,000* tonnes annually.

The station’s 1953-built homestead is an extensive seven-bedroom double brick residence, featuring formal and informal living areas, deep verandahs, and a north-easterly aspect overlooking the Murrumbidgee River.

Extensive structural improvements including:
-Six-stand shearing shed with steel sheep yards
-Cattle yards, 250-head capacity
-Machinery sheds & workshops
-360-tonnes grain storage
-Six hay sheds
-Staff accommodation

Excellent internal access via formed gravel roads and a concrete bridge crossing Old Man Creek and fencing supporting livestock management.

Reliable 575* millimetre rainfall zone and diverse soil profiles including self-mulching grey to black soils and red loams, support consistent crop yields and pasture development.

Located in one of Australia’s most highly sought after regions, with proximity to grain depots, saleyards, abattoirs, and feedlots, and almost equidistant distance to Melbourne (450km*), and Sydney (490km*).

Berryjerry Station is being offered for sale via Offers to Purchase, on contract.

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