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Money in sheep, says NSW DPI
The NSW Department of Primary Industries is reporting a rise in the value of sheep enterprises due to improvements in sheep meat and wool prices.
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"Merriwee" article in The Land
Peter Austin has written a great article highlighting the affordability of "Merriwee", published in The Land 9 February 2017. You can read the article here.
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"Through the fence" sales are selling short
The current optimism in the rural property market has resulted in some property owners selling their farms ‘through the fence’ to neighbours.&
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Costs of selling a property. Part 1: Clearing up commission rates
Rural Property NSW is doing away with complicated industry jargon and giving you a straight forward explanation of the costs involved with marketing and selling a property.
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Crowdfunding could drive investment in niche rural properties
It sounds like a far-fetched idea, but the Australian Farm Institute (AFI) is reporting that crowdfunding could become a legitimate farm funding model into the future.
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Confidence in cattle remains as conditions dry off
Cattle prices are remaining firm despite increasingly dry conditions across much of the eastern seaboard. Gunnedah Livestock Agent, Dave Henry, said more rain would be needed to keep buyer confidence intact.
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Costs commonly overlooked when buying a property
When purchasing a property you’re not just paying for the land. There are other costs that you need to consider. NSW government stamp duty is a significant expense and it applies each time a property is purchased.
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Early discussions pay dividends
We don’t have a head office with harbour-side views. We live here, we work here and we know the land. Our head office is in the heart of rural NSW and we’re here for the long haul.
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Lower dollar silver lining for farmers
A lower Australian dollar could take the edge off wheat price disappointment and make Australian exporters more competitive in the international market.&
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Q&A with Matt Norie
Matt Norrie is about halfway through harvesting 650 hectares of winter crop. He’s pretty tired but the yields are good so he’s keen to do a couple more laps of the paddock. We helped him pass the time with a quick Q&A session.
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