Niangala NSW 2354

Fastly becoming recognized as one of the premier livestock breeding and fattening regions in Eastern Australia, the south Walcha /Niangala area’s features include its – altitude, high rainfall, rich basalt soils, and climate. This along with the Holbrook region in southern NSW are the most highly regarded grazing areas in NSW

2,350 Ha high performance pasture country
Carry 40,000 DSE - 2,750 cows - 6,000 steers.

Property: Kentucky Blue
Total area: 2,177.52 Ha (5,380 Ac)
Established pasture: 930 Ha (2,300 Ac)
Carrying capacity (Cows): 1,100
Carrying capacity (DSE): 14,500

Property: The Flags
Total area: 1,467.79 Ha (3,626 Ac)
Established pasture: 1,415 Ha (3,492 Ac)
Carrying capacity (Cows): 1,650
Carrying capacity (DSE): 25,500

Total area: 3,645.31 Ha (9,007 Ac)
Established pasture: 2,345 Ha (5,795 Ac)
Carrying capacity (Cows): 2,750
Carrying capacity (DSE): 40,000

• Excellent location on top of the Great Dividing Range – approx 20 km from village of Niangala, 50 km ex Walcha, 57 km ex Tamworth, 108 km ex Armidale, 108 km ex Gloucester, 185km ex the coast, and 375km ex Sydney .
• Heavy rich chocolate and black basalt soils.
Reliable 900mm to 1500mm annual rainfall.
• Outstanding livestock water – McDonald River and Smith’s Creek frontages,
a network of spring fed creeks, springs and 70 dams.
• Approx 2,350 ha (5,800 acres) high performance improved pasture, regularly topdressed.
• Approx 80% new fencing, approx 56 main paddocks, efficient laneway system
• Outstanding improvements – 4 BR Kentucky Blue homestead (c 2010), 4 BR Manager’s home, 4 staff cottages.
Large all purpose shed (56 m x 24 m), 2 large sets of modern cattle yards, 2 machinery sheds, grain/feed bunker
• Conservatively rated at 40,000DSE, to carry 2,750 breeding cows, or fatten 6,000 steers.
• Adjoins renowned Upton Farms.