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One Tree Agriculture lists Kinbeachie aggregation at Toobeah

Liz Wells, July 17, 2018

SOUTHERN Queensland aggregation Kinbeachie is set to change hands following its listing with CBRE by owner One Tree Agriculture.

Toobeah aggregation Kinbeachie is being offered for sale by One Tree Agriculture through CBRE.

The 9129-hectare dryland cropping area is located at Toobeah 50 kilometres west of Goondiwindi.

A portion of it was purchased from the Australian Pastoral Group (APG) in 2016 after two years of ownership.

The aggregation is made up of Kinbeachie, Morville and Birribindibil, and includes frontage to the Barwon Highway and the Weir River.

CBRE Agribusiness’ Danny Thomas and Simon Cudmore have been appointed to steer the Expression of Interest campaign on behalf of One Tree Agriculture.

“The aggregation features characteristics of a highly productive broadacre cropping platform,” Mr Thomas said.

“The scale, operational efficiency, fertile soils and location highlight the aggregation’s suitability for summer and winter cropping.”

Mr Cudmore said the aggregation would be offered in one line or as separate assets, depending on market interest.

“There is a genuine opportunity for corporates, families and individuals to secure part or all of the offering as they see fit,” Mr Cudmore said.

“The significant land development of the aggregation over the past couple of years, coupled with a management focus on soil health, means the aggregation is positioned on a rising plane of production.”

One Tree Agriculture is owned by private equity fund manager, Proterra Investment Partners, which was spun off in 2016 as an investment advisory and private equity fund manager by Cargill’s Black River Asset Management.

In January, One Tree Agriculture purchased Calrossie, Kirewa and Marlow, three of the five properties which made up the 9710ha North Star Aggregation sold during the winding up of the Sustainable Agriculture Fund portfolio.

One Tree also owns a cropping aggregation near Jandowae on the Darling Downs.

Taringa sells locally

The 615ha Taringa, 14km south of North Star, and 64km southeast of Goondiwindi has sold locally to a family farming interest at a price of more than $7000/ha.

North Star property Taringa has sold locally through First National Sloss & Co, Goondiwindi.

The all-arable property listed at $4.4 million with First National Sloss & Co, Goondiwindi.

Taringa has undulating basalt soils, an annual average rainfall of 650mm, and sits within one of Australia’s most highly prized cropping areas, the Golden Triangle.

The property’s improvements include a cottage, machinery shed and grain shed.

Taringa is ideally suited to winter cereal and chickpea production, and grew 438ha of mungbeans last summer.

 

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