Nutrien Harcourts WA

'Colindale' is an increasingly rare, smaller scale mixed farming property located 13km west of Binnu in WA's northern wheatbelt. Its reliable rainfall, sound fencing and water infrastructure will allow an established grazing enterprise to increase their scale, with significant standing feed immediately available to a new owner.

Key features
•	A total of 821ha, with 740ha arable.
•	Relatively uniform yellow sandplain soils, with a small area of red loam in the northeastern corner. Some of the stronger yellow sandplain soils would benefit from spading or mould boarding. 
•	The generally flat topography is subdivided into 6 paddocks with steel posts and ringlock fencing.
•	Well established stands of blue lupins and natural pasture species, with the soils also suitable for pasture legumes and perennial grasses. 
•	Sound water supply - 3 soaks and a solar equipped submersible bore linked to 3 storage tanks and troughs.
•	Binnu (BOM station 8010) has an annual mean average rainfall of 340mm, while coastal locations such as Lynton (BOM station 8075) located 35km southwest of 'Colindale' has an average of 390mm. Anecdotally, neighbouring properties have a long-term average of 360mm. Binnu West (DPIRD Station B1002) has recorded 558mm for 2024.
•	Frontage to the sealed Binnu West Road linking the property to CBH Binnu and the North West Coastal Highway.
•	40km to Northampton and 85km to Geraldton.  

For more information, please contact exclusive selling agents Chad Smith (0428 932 476 or chad.smith@nutrien.com.au) or Yves Beagley (0438 326 608 or yves.beagley@nutrien.com.au)

'Colindale', West Binnu - 821ha, 740ha arable

Nutrien Harcourts Denmark

'Pine Crest Farms' is an exceptional broadacre cropping and grazing aggregation located in West Binnu. This expansive property combines a total area of 5,641 hectares across 3 titles with reliable rainfall in WA's northern wheatbelt.

The property has an annual cropping program of approximately 3,970 hectares of well-managed, healthy duplex sandplain soils and follows a sustainable rotation of wheat, lupins and canola, ensuring long-term soil health and productivity.

The owners have implemented best practice management techniques throughout the property. Over 80% of the farm has been spaded, an established 12.45m controlled traffic system is in place and substantial lime inputs all underpin strong production records. This, combined with the use of modern chemistry and fertiliser inputs tailored for sandplain soils mean that 'Pine Crest Farms' is soundly positioned for a new owner to operate as a standalone or satellite operation. 

Efficiency is the cornerstone of operations at 'Pine Crest Farms', highlighted by a sizable 1,611-hectare portion of the program being consolidated into one paddock and featuring AB lines of 2 to 3km.

The property is equipped with two operational hubs that include machinery, fertiliser and grain storage, along with spray tanks and an ample supply of water. Complementing the farming infrastructure, the two family homes offer comfortable living for owners, managers or staff.

Beyond cropping, 'Pine Crest Farms' also supports a small grazing operation. Approximately 500 hectares are dedicated to well-established perennial grasses, backed by sound fencing and robust steel and cable cattle yards, this area comfortably supports a stud herd of Santa Gertrudis breeders. For grain farming buyers, this area could be spaded and returned to the cropping program.

'Pine Crest Farms' presents as a legacy of exceptional agricultural management and a model of efficiency and productivity. The opportunity to expand this aggregation is available with the neighbouring 'Harbrook Farm' also offered for sale. 

Soil test data and an information memorandum are available to genuine buyers. 

For more information, please contact exclusive selling agents 
•	Chad Smith - 0428 932 476 or chad.smith@nutrien.com.au  
•	Yves Beagley - 0438 326 608 or yves.beagley@nutrien.com.au

"Pine Crest Farms"

'Offers to Purchase'

'Harbrook Farm' presents an excellent opportunity to secure a medium scale, mixed farming property in a reliable rainfall area of WA's northern wheatbelt. 

Situated 13km northwest of Binnu (27km by road), 'Harbrook' consists of 2,407ha of predominantly yellow sandplain soils with minor areas of sand over gravel on a flat to gently undulating landscape. The property was originally timbered with native pine, pear tree and banksia.

Enterprise choice is a key feature of' Harbrook'. Up to 2,122ha is continuously cropped to wheat & lupins, while a further 285ha is sown to a mix of Rhodes and Gatten Panic perennial grasses which currently supports 65 Santa Gertrudis heifers.

Harbrook is subdivided into 32 paddocks ranging from 27 to 184ha with efficient AB lines consistently exceeding 1km, while more than 21km of developed gravel roadways enable the ease of grain and heavy vehicle movements.

Fertiliser inputs are carefully managed to soil type requirements, with 85kg/ha DAPSZC/MOP blend (10P, 15K) applied at seeding, supplemented by granular NS mixes post emergent. Manganese is applied annually in the lupin rotation to ensure ongoing residual benefits, while modern chemistry is utilised for effective weed control. These practices underpin the long-term wheat and lupin yield of 1.68t/ha and 1.15t/ha respectively. 

Infrastructure is well maintained and commensurate to the property. A fully enclosed 22m x 16m general purpose shed and 11m x 16m workshop are complemented by three strategically located rolling roof fertiliser sheds and approximately 190t grain storage over 5 silos. 

The neat presentation of the property extends to the well-appointed 3-bedroom, 2 bathroom brick & zincalume homestead.  Built in 1994, the residence contains all the features expected for comfortable family living.

Binnu (BOM station 8010) has an annual mean average rainfall of 340mm, while coastal locations such as Lynton (BOM station 8075) located 30km southwest of 'Harbrook' has an average of 390mm. Anecdotally, neighbouring properties have a long-term average of 360mm. Binnu West (DPIRD Station B1002) has recorded 511mm for 2024, with 480mm since 1st April.

CBH facilities are located at Binnu (27km), Northampton and Geraldton Port (114km).

Soil test data, paddock plans and an information memorandum are available to genuine buyers. 

For more information, please contact exclusive selling agents Chad Smith (0428 932 476 or chad.smith@nutrien.com.au) or Yves Beagley (0438 326 608 or yves.beagley@nutrien.com.au)

West Binnu WA, 6532

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Properties in West Binnu WA, 6532

$1,620,000

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