Cunnamulla - Bollon Grazing

130 kms East Cunnamulla or 110 kms West of Bollon, 200 kms South East Charleville and 230 kms West St George.<br/><br/>Services; Mail service twice weekly from Cunnamulla, rural power, 5 kw solar system, telephone, satellite internet and TV dishes. Apart from on farm sales, cattle can be sold in Roma or Dalby Saleyards etc. Goat/sheep abattoirs at Tamworth or Charleville. Commercial bus service to Cunnamulla from Brisbane. Primary School and well supported boarding house in Bollon. Air service from Brisbane to St George and Cunnamulla twice weekly.<br/><br/>Area & Tenure: 16,071 ha or 39,713 freehold acres, Paroo shire rates $1,940.37 per half year,<br/><br/>Rainfall: 16 inches per year<br/><br/>Country: Flat red loam soils, Mulga woodlands interspersed with Iron Bark spinifex ridges and numerous lakes. Growing mulga Mitchell, mulga oats, wollybutt, grey beard, wire glass. Winter herbages prevalent in seasons. A large area pulled over the years and has a good cover of regrowth Mulga.<br/><br/>Water Supply: Stock water piped from capped artesian bore situated alongside the homestead. Drilled in 1954 - 485 m. 63 mm poly pipe to small earth dams with floats - great for the absentee owner. Two separate sub bores, 46 m & 65 m's - one fully equipped.<br/><br/>Fencing and Subdivision: Fenced into 7 paddocks plus 3 holding paddocks. Fencing is generally 6 wire steel suspension fencing.<br/><br/>Exclusion Fencing: 20 kms 180 cm exclusion fencing erected, material included for another 37 kms, leaving 8 kms to finish.<br/><br/>Structural Improvements: Centrally located large 3-bedroom timber home, features include conditioning/ heating, large lounge with sperate kitchen and dining room. All set in an established garden. Enclosed car garage/workshop alongside the home. Other improvements include steel portable cattle yards with crush, calf cradle and ramp. Five stand electric woolshed, yards in need of repair. Separate quarters. (accommodate 13 men).<br/><br/>Stock: In average seasons 400 to 500 cows weaning calves on to trucks. Once the fence is completed Carellen could run sheep, goats or cattle.<br/><br/>Comments: The property has a good balance of country suited to either cattle, sheep or goats. The stock water is a feature and with the supply of scattered Mulga, the property is a safe breeder block. Now that the new exclusion fence is underway, the grazing opportunities going forward will be a game changer!