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'Glen Isla' A Versatile Mixed Farming Operation
Bournewood
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Comprising 518 hectares (1,280.01 acres), 'Glen Isla' presents an appealing opportunity to secure a productive mixed farming property in the established Central West NSW district. Ideally positioned approximately 49 kilometres south-west of Dubbo and just 9 kilometres east of Tomingley, the property combines predominantly open grazing and cropping country with reliable water, established farm infrastructure and a comfortable family homestead. With approximately 80% arable country, Glen Isla offers flexibility for both livestock production and cropping. A typical year would see approx 600-700 acres farmed, this year only 168 acres have been farmed to wheat, while the balance of the open country supports grazing. The property would also respond well to further cropping development, offering scope to build on its existing agricultural capacity. The country features predominantly red and brown loam soils, supporting a mix of native pastures, serradella and clovers. Timbered areas have been
Comprising 518 hectares (1,280.01 acres), 'Glen Isla' presents an appealing opportunity to secure a productive mixed farming property in the established Central West NSW district. Ideally positioned approximately 49 kilometres south-west of Dubbo and just 9 kilometres east of Tomingley, the property combines predominantly open grazing and cropping country with reliable water, established farm infrastructure and a comfortable family homestead. With approximately 80% arable country, Glen Isla offers flexibility for both livestock production and cropping. A typical year would see approx 600-700 acres farmed, this year only 168 acres have been farmed to wheat, while the balance of the open country supports grazing. The property would also respond well to further cropping development, offering scope to build on its existing agricultural capacity. The country features predominantly red and brown loam soils, supporting a mix of native pastures, serradella and clovers. Timbered areas have been
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