Maintained in the same ownership for 30 years, 'Werai Station' has been built out and developed to be a mixed cropping and grazing powerhouse in the Southern Riverina of NSW. With water supply from three bores, the northern branch canal (Murray Irrigation Limited main supply channel) and the Colligen creek water supply and deliverability are not an issue providing options for dry times. The cornerstone of the cropping program is two T & L Lateral irrigators covering approximately 680Ha which provides versatility for winter and summer cropping programs while additional development is also available for growing rice & other row crops with the balance of land dryland cropping & grazing. The property has run as many as 800 Te Mania breeders in plus followers in the past and taken on agistment in strong seasons. The property features the historic Werai Homestead with its north facing courtyard offering three bedrooms, office and two formal living areas while working improvements comprise a near new hay shed, 2,040t in grain storage (silo), grain storage shed, machinery shed and workshop with adjacent yards and smaller scale feedlot (not registered). The property features frontages to Colligen Creek, (An anabranch of the Edwards River), Niemur River, dual frontage to Gwynnes, Cooyeo & Kangaroo Creeks with a vast array of associated biodiversity. No formal assessments have been undertaken with regards to soil carbon potential but water security can only bolster the future carbon generation capacity of the property. Over 5,000 acres of Werai is certified organic while the balance of the property has been largely run in a conventional management regime with potential for expansion to cotton. Werai offers scale, flexibility and diversity like few others which have been offered to market in the Southern Riverina in recent times. Call David Leeds on 0418 594 416 for further details.