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Beautiful green land with access to creek, ideal for cattle grazing and dairy farm!
Warrazambil Creek
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I would have never ever thought to see such a beautiful scenery. Driving from Beaudesert, QLD, in the mountains crossing many rivers and creeks, the scenery was absolutely beautiful. If the whole Australia runs out of water, be assure your grass will remain green. Now I understand why this region of NSW has been named Northern Rivers. After about 2.5h drive from Brisbane area via the mountains, you reach this valley area as beautiful as you could ever imagine. The photos taken is real, no photoshop, no adding colour, nothing. This place will never ever miss water, ideal for a dairy farm or just cattle grazing, and is not flooded. For grazing, you can think at a rotation of 80 beast every six months, so around 160 beasts per year. This will be premium grass fed meat, and the quality of the water from a Spring running underneath, and drinkable as it is, definitely contributes. The land starts at the Roseberry Creek and goes all the way to the side of the mountain, where the state forest
I would have never ever thought to see such a beautiful scenery. Driving from Beaudesert, QLD, in the mountains crossing many rivers and creeks, the scenery was absolutely beautiful. If the whole Australia runs out of water, be assure your grass will remain green. Now I understand why this region of NSW has been named Northern Rivers. After about 2.5h drive from Brisbane area via the mountains, you reach this valley area as beautiful as you could ever imagine. The photos taken is real, no photoshop, no adding colour, nothing. This place will never ever miss water, ideal for a dairy farm or just cattle grazing, and is not flooded. For grazing, you can think at a rotation of 80 beast every six months, so around 160 beasts per year. This will be premium grass fed meat, and the quality of the water from a Spring running underneath, and drinkable as it is, definitely contributes. The land starts at the Roseberry Creek and goes all the way to the side of the mountain, where the state forest
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