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Elders Real Estate Port Lincoln

Elders are pleased to present "Witera" to the market on behalf of Bay Family Trust, who purchased this property in April 1998. Since that time the property has been farmed using a mixed farming practice. 

This property is in the heart of the Mount Hall and Mount Cooper farming district which is highly regarded for its reliability and high yields.

The cropping is mainly wheat and barley, with a reliable average yield of 2.5 tonne per hectare, with a lay pasture phase which is maintained by a strong agronomic program.

In addition to the cropping the vendors run approximately 1,200 merino ewes plus lambs with a Collandra North bloodline. The clover pastures are well established over the grazing areas of the property.

The property is located on the eastern side of the Flinders Highway in the Calca / Witera region, just 40kms south of Streaky Bay on the Western Eyre Peninsula.

Well set up for mixed farmers this property provides an opportunity for existing farmers within the region to expand their holding in a reliable grain growing region.

KEY FEATURES:
Total landholding of 4,998.7 hectares (12,327 acres).
10 Sections over 1 Freehold Title – A new Title is being created.
Arable Cropping area: 744.6 hectares (1,840 acres) approximately.
Native Vegetation under Heritage Agreement: 3,723.1 Ha (9,200 ac) approx.
Balance of the land includes 520.8 Ha (1,287 ac) of scrub and rough grazing.
There is no mains water, but excellent underground water is available by way of bores and windmills.
Consistent weed control with medic base pastures.
Excellent fertiliser history over the 24 years owned.
The arable areas consist of plains and rises of red/grey sandy loam soils with granite outcrops.
A reliable average annual rainfall of 400mm.

IMPROVEMENTS:
3 stand shearing shed with near new set of Arrow sheep yards attached. Includes drafting gate and loading ramp.
Machinery Shed with cement floor – 19.5m x 9.5m.
Old homestead (not lived in for over 20 years – needs work).
2 new bores - one with solar pump connected. The solar pump supplies 5 tanks to water property. Good quality water.
1 well with windmill. The windmill has a 10ft wheel. Good quality water.
Fenced into 9 main paddocks using mostly cyclone with timber posts and some supporting steel droppers. Some sections have a single barb and most of the boundary fences have a single line hot wire on both top and bottom. Approximately 18kms of fencing has been replaced in recent years. The fencing is of a high standard.

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