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Agents believe a mix of factors is motivating some older farmers to sell once lambing and calving are finished.
Farm sales rebound picked Alan Williams
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HE next few weeks should answer the question of how busy the rural real estate market will be going in to the spring and summer peak. “We’re assuming that a number of properties will come forward,” Real Estate Institute rural spokesman Brian Peacock said. “We’ll know that in October.” There were signals through the year that a mix of factors is motivating some older farmers to look at selling once lambing and calving are finished. The signals include frustrations over finding labour, greater compliance requirements, Mycoplasma bovis and the weather impacts over the last year or so. The timing coincides with favourable price factors such as a dairy farm milk payout forecast higher than last year and strong lamb and beef schedules. “We haven’t got a real feel on prices at this stage but I’d expect values to be close to where they finished last season.” Though there have been
localised impacts, weather and ground conditions this spring in most regions are better than last year and more encouraging for farm sale activity. Spring has certainly come earlier in Waikato where he is based. The institute’s latest data shows overall farm prices slipped marginally in the three months to the end of August but remain slightly better than a year ago. Turnover fell, with 1466 farms sold in the year, down 14.2% on the previous year. All sector activity was down. Arable farms tend to change hands at a slower rate than others and the number of transactions was 16.7% lower; finishing farm sales dropped 14%, grazing farms by 13% and dairy farm sales by 6.8%. According to institute figures, the All Farm Price Index fell 1.6% in the three months to August, compared with the July period. For the year though, the index rose by 4%. This index, regarded as the truest measure of value, adjusts for the difference in farm size, location, and farming type, whereas the median price measure doesn’t. The median price for all farms
sold during the three months to August 31 was $19,792/ha, down 29% on the $27,928 figure a year earlier, Peacocke said. From July to August, the median price was 7% lower. At odds with the overall figures, the institute’s Dairy Farm Price Index rose in the three months to August, by 3.6%, but fell by 13.2% in the year to August 31.
Beef and sheep farms are benefiting from strong schedule prices and horticulture returns are at record levels. Brian Peacocke Real Estate Institute The median price for the latest three months was $30,830/ha, down from $31,881 in July and from $37,842 in August last year. That is a median price fall of 18.5%. The fall was based on lower sales turnover and likely indicates most dairy farm activity was in second and third tier properties
where there was a lot of price sensitivity. He does expect top tier farms to come to market in the spring season and his own firm has farms coming in for listing. There are also indications of an industry focus on the volatility in Fonterra causing some producers to overlook the fact the milk price this year was better than last year. Beef and sheep farms are benefiting from strong schedule prices and horticulture returns are at record levels. The sector was helped by low interest and exchange rates though fuel price increases are having an impact. The Mycoplasma bovis risk remains a major focus and the industry view is stand-alone dairy support properties and dairy farms containing grazing areas will be well sought-after as farmers look to become selfcontained for off-season grazing. Six of the 14 regions recorded increases in sales over the threemonth period. Manawatu-Wanganui had 16 more sales, Southland 12 more and Otago an increase of nine. Canterbury had 14 fewer sales and Auckland was down by 11. The Otago and Southland
figures showed a strong, durable market for finishing and grazing farms and that also applied to Canterbury despite the lower three-month statistic there, Peacocke said. On a year-to-year basis 12 regions had a drop in sales, with the biggest fall being 21 in Waikato. He thinks 2018 activity is reasonably similar to last year though well down on 2016 levels. Most sectors have reduced activity at this time of year because farms are busy with lambing and calving. Finishing farms had a median sale price of $28,011/ha for August this year, higher than the July figure of $26,531 for July but down on the August 2017 figure of $30,566/ha. The year-to-year fall was 8.4%. For grazing properties, the latest median price was steady at $10,168/ha compared to July but was down on the $11,355/ha to August last year, a 10% fall. The very high product prices in horticulture have moved through to orchard prices though they are off an earlier peak. The latest median figure was $255,351/ha, down from $281,468/ha in July but well up on the $158,546/ha median in August last year.
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Te Kauwhata 95 Carter Road
One, two or three - dairy, drystock or lifestyle! Excellent improvements, land, and not just one but three houses; your entire wish list will be met. This farm consists of 260.89ha (more or less) of flat to gentle rolling land, making for an easy switch or expansion to your existing business. Currently a large scale dairy unit, the Vendor will sell separately if required as a 17ha ( more or less) block, 118ha (more or less) dairy unit and the back 125ha (more or less) as drystock or a run-off. Each block comes with its own house. The milking shed is a 42 aside herringbone shed which is currently milking 630 cows and supplied Open Country Dairy 235,150kgMS for the 2016/17 season and 200,667kgMS for the 2017/18 season, supplying Fonterra up until 2016. Situated only 1km from Waerenga School and 15km to the bustling town of Te Kauwhata.
Tender (unless sold prior) Closing 4pm, Thu 25 Oct 2018 96 Ulster Street, Hamilton View 1-2pm Wed 3 Oct, Wed 10 Oct & Wed 17 Oct Karl Davis 0508 83 83 83 Lee Carter 027 696 5781
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Wairoa 653 Titirangi Road, Frasertown
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Riverlea Station consists of 588ha of strong Wairoa hill country. Circa 4,250SU, historically carrying higher stocking rates and finishing livestock. Set in a desirable farming climate, Riverlea is well positioned to deliver very productive farming. Access, water provision and infrastructure are of a very high standard, whilst the support of natural features such as aspect and shelter, climate, water and contour deliver a well-rounded breeding and finishing unit. 20 minutes north west of Wairoa, accessible to good schooling, amongst a great rural community, the four bedroom refurbished home offers space, privacy and unbeatable rural views with excellent farm infrastructure further enhance the offering. An abundance of hunting and fishing on the doorstep.
Tender (unless sold prior) Closing 4pm, Wed 31 Oct 2018 10 Reads Quay, Gisborne View by appointment Simon Bousfield 027 665 8778 simon.bousfield@bayleys.co.nz James Bolton-Riley 027 739 1011 james.bolton-riley@bayleys.co.nz
Desirable climate, great contour, strong infrastructure and exceptional recreational appeal.
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Hawke's Bay Mutiny Road, Hastings
Grow almost anything on 80ha with water Rarely does one get the opportunity to purchase a large 80 hectare (two titles) area of flat land so close to Hastings and Havelock North. The property is currently finishing lambs as part of a mixed cropping regime, with annual crops grown, such as carrots, onions, squash, maize, sweetcorn and peas. The land has strategic tile drainage and a consent to irrigate, meaning the options to grow almost anything are fantastic. The 3-stand woolshed, sheep yards/cattle yards provide the facilities for efficient livestock handling. Peat soil types and a good fertiliser history provide the fertility, combined with good water one can grow almost anything. Don't miss the opportunity to secure this large parcel of quality land.
Tender (will not be sold prior) Closing 4pm, Thu 18 Oct 2018 17 Napier Road, Havelock North View by appointment Tony Rasmussen 027 429 2253 tony.rasmussen@bayleys.co.nz EASTERN REALTY LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008
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Dannevirke 447 Pukeatua Road
Superbly located 545ha with rainfall Rarely does one get the opportunity to purchase such a well located farm, only 11km south of Dannevirke. 'Atahua' is a very well balanced 545ha sheep and beef farm which has 64ha of flat and easy land that has been developed with two water systems reticulating water to the majority of the property. Fenced into 48 main paddocks, a central laneway and five sets of satellite sheep yards, workability is exceptionally good. Improvements include a refurbished five bedroom homestead, accommodation for staff, implement sheds, four stand woolshed/covered yards complex and cattle yards near the front of the property. Don't miss the chance to own this versatile property in what is regarded as a great farming climate with generally reliable rainfall. Open Days will be held 9am Wed 10 and 17 Oct 2018.
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Tender (unless sold prior) Closing 4pm, Fri 16 Nov 2018 17 Napier Road, Havelock North View by appointment Tony Rasmussen 027 429 2253 tony.rasmussen@bayleys.co.nz Vic Ellingham 027 201 6707 vic.ellingham@bayleys.co.nz EASTERN REALTY LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008
Lagoon Hill Station Tuturumuri, South Wairarapa
Scale, diversity, location – 4,273.5 hectares • Iconic large-scale sheep and beef breeding station superbly presented with excellent fertiliser history and well graphed stock performance, wintering some 10,000 ewes and 500 cows over circa 2,190 hectares, and boasting brilliant infrastructure and stock selection. • 1,360 hectares (NSA) of mixed age forestry offers immediate cash flow options with staggered harvesting. • Exclusive hunting camp accommodation situated on 203 hectares of native bush, river frontage and open face clearings presents numerous tourism ventures. • Available in four titles (subject to final survey) located 20 minutes east of booming Martinborough, Lagoon Hill Station is a fantastic opportunity with huge potential. Visit www.lagoonhillstation.co.nz for full details.
Tender Closing 4pm, Fri 16 Nov 2018 (unless sold prior) Bayleys House, 30 Gaunt Street, Auckland Selling 'all or parts' of the portfolio View by appointment Mike Bayley 021 670 101 Lindsay Watts 027 246 2542
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Ashburton 84 Forks Road
Attractive dairy farm On offer is a 207.7930 hectare dairy farm in one title plus 17.1 hectares of Crown lease land which has formed part of an approximate 340 hectare milking platform converted in 2007. The total farm milked 1,100 cows in the 2017/18 season producing 484,000kgMS through a 54 bail rotary shed with Waikato plant and all modern inshed technology. Supporting infrastructure on this 207.7930 hectare farm includes recently updated effluent ponds (60 days), excellent tracking, good calf rearing sheds, numerous sheds and modern homes. The 985 metre pivot irrigates 185 hectares with the balance irrigated via sprinklers. Irrigation water is gravity fed from the Ashburton River to a 300,000 cubic metre holding pond then pumped to the pivot and sprinklers allowing for a very efficient and low cost system
Deadline Sale (unless sold prior) 1pm, Fri 9 Nov 2018 Offers invited over $9,500,000 + GST (if any) View by appointment Jon McAuliffe 027 432 7769 jon.mcauliffe@bayleys.co.nz WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008
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Ohaupo 161 Ranby Road 96 hectare dairy in sought after location Added to the coveted address there is near flat and all effective contour, good production and tidy infrastructure. The farm is very well appointed with a 20ASHB shed, in-shed meal feed system, calf and implement sheds. The three bedroom brick home was completed in 2016. The average production is 103,308kgMS (2016-2018) and presently 280 cows are being milked. Regional council consent is for 336 cows. The pastures reflect a regular fertiliser program and prudent management of the peaty loam. Farms in this desirable location are very tightly held, take action to secure yours now!
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Auction (unless sold prior) 11am, Thu 1 Nov 2018 96 Ulster Street, Hamilton View 11am-12pm Tue 9 Oct Sharon Evans AREINZ 027 235 4771 sharon.evans@bayleys.co.nz Stuart Gudsell AREINZ 021 951 737 stuart.gudsell@bayleys.co.nz SUCCESS REALTY LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008
Dairy support or dry stock The best 113ha bare block that has come to the market for some time. The block is in two titles. Recently converted from trees in 2011, all the hard work has been done, fencing, races, water, and contouring all done to a high standard. There is currently a very comprehensive new grassing program in place with cropping and new grasses completed over the entire block. The current owner is on their second rotation around the farm with the new grass and cropping regime, there is no room for poor performing pastures. There is three phase power to the middle of the block where there is a four bay implement shed. All weather access to a very good set of cattle yards. A single bore supplies water with a 50mm ring main and 32mm to troughs.
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Taranaki 1508 Otaraoa Road, Tikorangi
Opunake 461 Ngariki Road
Self-contained Dairy and Grazing
Top dairy farm - option of 164.9ha or up to 233.8ha
Available is 232Ha in two titles with milking, grazing and finishing platforms that can be sold as a self-contained unit or separately. This is a great opportunity to secure a farm that benefits from a high standard of improvements and recent maintenance upgrades. These include the 2009 built home, 21 ASHB complete with cup removers, new in shed feed system, 5 bay implement/calf shed and silage bunker. Contour across the Dairy platform is mostly undulating to medium hill with the grazing area running from river flats suitable for finishing to steeper sidlings. The second title comes with hay sheds, woolshed, stock yards, upgraded water system and three bedroom cottage. Purchase a secure self-contained unit with good scale or individually.
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Tender (unless sold prior) Closing 1pm, Wed 31 Oct 2018 15 Courtenay Street, New Plymouth Open Days: Wed 3 & 10 Oct 11-12pm Mark Monckton 021 724 833 mark.monckton@bayleys.co.nz SUCCESS REALTY LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008
Seldom do you find a predominantly flat farm with a centrally located cowshed that has all the 'bells and whistles' of this size and calibre in Taranaki. Milking the cows through a 54-bail rotary in only its fifth season will be a delight. Milk 430 as a 164.9ha block or up to 620 with the full 233.8ha, Protrac, cup removers, two million litres of effluent storage. Add the very good races which get the cows to the shed in 25 minutes or mostly less. A predominately flat 20.2ha grazing block with yards and large shed is also available.
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Price by Negotiation View by appointment Stan Sickler 021 275 7826 stan.sickler@bayleys.co.nz WESTERMAN REALTY LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008
Tender (unless sold prior) Closing 1pm, Tue 23 Oct 2018 15 Courtenay Street, New Plymouth Open Days: Thu 4 & 11 Oct, 1-2pm John Blundell 027 240 2827 john.blundell@bayleys.co.nz SUCCESS REALTY LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008
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Farm, feedlot, crops A SIGNIFICANT parcel of largely flat land in Central Hawke’s Bay totalling 579ha on six titles offers a multitude of farming options for new owners. The farm, Tahuna, is well located between Waipawa and Tikokino on a mixture of freedraining and heavier ground that provides choices in winter and summer to keep stock on green feed 12 months of the year. It has consents to irrigate 80ha, which complements the cropping regime and gives the ability to lay down winter feed for the consented feedlot that has the potential to carry up to 800 cattle. Five hectares was established for a feedlot in 2016 and consists of 1ha cells with continuous polyethylene troughs under
fences to enable feeding. Bulls and dairy grazing cows have been run through the feedlot and to date 5ha has been set up with the capability to winter 500 cattle. The consent is in place until 2020 and allows for up to 8ha to be incorporated to carry up to 800 cattle. The rest of the farm is subdivided into 70 paddocks of varying size and a number of central lanes run through the two main titles. This past winter, under a lease arrangement, the property carried 160 R1 bulls, 426 R2 bulls, 500 dairy cows on contract grazing and 105 ewes. Its cropping regime has been integral to the operation and last season the farm grew 70ha of maize, 42ha of barley, 35ha of
oats, 8ha of fodder beet and 15ha of rape. It also grew 20ha of irrigated potatoes, which shows the diversity of the property. This year 105ha was sown in Moata Italian ryegrass. A full set of infrastructure sets the property up well for numerous options and includes a woolshed, sheep yards, two sets of cattle yards, three implement sheds, workshop, hay barns and plenty of auxiliary buildings. Four homes are distributed around the property and the three-bedroom 1940s stucco homestead is set among established trees with a detached two-storey garage with additional accommodation. Paul Harper from PGG Wrightson Real Estate says the farm has scale, location and
The infrastructure includes a woolshed, sheep and cattle yards, three implement sheds, a workshop and hay barns.
This farm shows its versatility by growing a wide range of crops in addition to running beef and dairy cattle and sheep.
numerous land uses generating income streams that make it a highly desirable unit with wide appeal. The deadline private treaty sale closes on November 8.
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This farm can run more than 1000 cattle in the 70 paddocks and up to 800 on the feedlot.
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Scargill 554 Waikari Valley Road
• There is nothing to do here but relax • Flowing interiors to private decked outdoor areas
'Double Hill'
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4pm, Thu 18 Oct 2018 3 Deans Ave, Chch View by appointment Ben Turner 027 530 1400 ben.turner@bayleys.co.nz Peter Foley 021 754 737 WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008
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'Double Hill' is a versatile 637ha grazing property with scale, balance and real character. From its picturesque and productive limestone valley and rolling, warm north-facing hill country perfect for wintering, leading into extremely well-sheltered fertile flats, ensuring a wonderful balance for stock in both winter and summer. The property features a full complement of infrastructure including a three-bedroom home, cottage, very good woolshed, new centrally located cattle yards, sheepyards and ancillary buildings. Water is via the County Scheme and reticulated throughout. In a great location, situated close to Waikari township, 'Double Hill' is an exceptionally attractive, versatile property with further development opportunity.
• Spectacular views to the west over the Opotiki plains
Ray Johnson
Rema Hinds
027 626 1487 • ray.johnson@obr.net.nz
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DEADLINE SALE WEB ID WR63528
CENTRAL HAWKES BAY 256 Takapau Ormondville Road • 305 ha deer/finishing unit, 25km west of Waipukurau in the heart of the Takapau Plains is arguably one of NZ's preeminent deer units • Home of the nationally recognized Maranoa Sire Stag Sale • Flat contour, free draining soils, large retired wetlands • Water reticulated to all paddocks • Deer fenced into 60 paddocks
• Accessed by wide laneways • Main homestead plus second home • Large deer shed and selling complex • Presently breeding and velveting • Suited also to lamb or bull finishing • Faithfully farmed by the same family for 50 years
VIEW By Appointment DEADLINE SALE closes Wednesday 7th November, 2018 at 4.00pm
DEADLINE SALE Pat Portas
Mobile 027 447 0612 Office 06 928 0521 Home 06 855 8330 patp@pb.co.nz
Bevan Pickett
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"A quality property".
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Deadline Sale Duntroon 62 Harveys Road Whitecliff Dairy Farm
Deadline Sale Closes 4pm Thursday 25th October, 2018, 211 Thames Street, Oamaru
• 351.7899 hectare freehold, well designed dairy farm converted in 2014/15 with good lanes and fertile soils. Options to be self-contained.
• Farm improvements include 2 implement sheds, 10 bay calf rearing shed, grain/palm kennel feeding system, cattle yards and grain silos.
• lrrigation from Maerewhenua Irrigation Company irrigated via 60 ha Pivot, 20 ha Fixed Grid with balance Kline plus 6 units of stock water from the Tokarahi Water Supply.
• Housing consists of original four bedroom homestead totally renovated and two near new double bedroom units with garages.
• 54 Bail Rotary, Waikato Plant, ACR’s and Protrac automatic drafting, 250 ha milking platform milking 900 cows currently producing 378,437 kgMS.
• Located approximately 40km inland from Oamaru.
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WEB ID MOR01967 $8,700,000 + GST TE HOE 107 Le Heron Road VIEW 4 & 11 & 18 & 25 Oct 11.30 - 1.00pm • 192 hectares - flat to rolling contour • Mix of clay and silt loam soils • Six titles • 54 Bail rotary cowshed • Four year average production of 182,000 kgMS, covered feed pad, effluent irrigation 32 hydrants • Excellent shedding • Four homes all in excellent condition
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WEB ID WR62530 DEADLINE SALE CENTRAL HAWKES BAY 406 Tuki Tuki Road View By Appointment DEADLINE SALE closes Thursday 8th November, 2018 at • 19km west of Waipukurau 4.00pm • 135 ha Dairy platform (120 ha irrigated) • 165 ha Run off • 375 Cows 174,300 kgMS average last 5 years • 30 a/s shed with in shed feed system Pat Portas • Two homes, numerous farm buildings Mobile 027 447 0612 Office 06 928 0521 • Excellent fertiliser history Home 06 855 8330 • Purchasing options available: patp@pb.co.nz • 300 ha, platform and run off (The Lot) • 135 ha platform - great value at around $35k/ha Bevan Pickett • 165 ha run off Mobile 027 220 2766 • A great opportunity at an affordable value Office 06 928 0520 bevanp@pb.co.nz
Manawatu's finest soil - 111 ha
NEW LISTING WEB ID FR61329
OPIKI 1450A Rangiotu Road With arguably the best soils in the Manawatu, modern pasture species, extensive drainage and excellent fertility, this property produces an outstanding amount of dry matter and milk solids annually. Farm Improvements include a 36 ASHB shed, 3 large multiple use sheds and sundry buildings, plus a 350 cow feed pad. Filtered water is sourced from an independent bore and in the past 5 years the entire 109 ha has been re-sown. An excellent central race system gives easy access to all paddocks.
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The main 3 bedroom homestead is built on elevated, VIEW By Appointment establish grounds with open plan living, 2 bathrooms and sealed driveway. The second dwelling is a two story, 4 bedroom weatherboard home that would compare to many main houses on other properties. Offered for sale By Negotiation and with the Vendor's expectation below the current RV of $5,500,000 this dairy farm will offer you scale, quality and location rarely seen at such an affordable price.
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Blair Cottrill
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Stuart Sutherland
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Farm offers choice A ONE-PERSON operation near Te Awamutu milking 155 cows is a first-farm opportunity at $2.6 million. Located just 10km south of the town and 20km north of Otorohanga provides choices for schools and services while the climate delivers reliable rainfall and impressive grass production. In the past four years the farm has averaged 53,158kg milksolids from 155 cows after raising 60 replacements on whole milk on a relatively low-cost, low-input farming model. This season cow numbers have been increased to 183 cows wintered on the farm with calving beginning about July 28. Flat to gentle-rolling contour flows over the farm with neatly-
trimmed hedgerows adding shelter and appeal to the country. At grassroots it has a mixture of ash and silty-clay loam soils that have received annual spring and autumn applications of fertiliser. In the past three seasons close to 10ha of new grass has been sown, which includes replanting 2ha of turnips and 1ha of chicory. The 45 paddocks are well fenced and connected with a quality network of tracks and internal races. The furthest walk to the dairy is 500m and it is a well-maintained, 12-aside herringbone with Waikato plant, a teat spray unit, Reed sliding pulsators, in-shed feed system and silo. An upgraded effluent system
In the last three seasons 10ha of new grass has been sown.
now consists of a stone trap that gravity-feeds to a lined holding pond with compliant storage. It is emptied as required by mobile pumping contractors. A deep well near the tankerturn area is the primary water source for the farm and is pumped to a holding tank before heading to the dairy and through an in-line mineral dispenser to troughs. Two barns and a threebay implement shed round out the farm amenities while accommodation is a tidy threebedroom weatherboard home. Kerry Harty from Harcourts says the location of the property is paramount and the farm will not disappoint as a smaller dairy unit.
This farm has a central 12-aside herringbone so the longest walk is 500m.
Its size and main road location make it equally suitable as a high-profile beef or horse stud, goat conversion or an easy-care, centrally-located finishing block.
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Accommodation is in a tidy, three-bedroom weatherboard home.
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The farm has a four-bedroom home while the solid infrastructure includes a four-stand woolshed with covered yards, three hay barns and an implement shed.
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In the past two seasons 35ha of permanent pasture has been sown in addition to the 32ha of short rotation ryegrass.
Intensive finishing unit About 6000 lambs are bought at the end of July and taken through to October or early November and in March 2000 lambs are bought to finish by May/June. And 2000 mixed-age ewes are grazed for four weeks in January and February while about 860 breeding ewes are lambed each year. As well as lamb finishing the business buys in about 260 R2 cattle in late September to take through to the following May. A good balance of easy rolling downs to medium hills with some steeper sidlings incorporates
about 350ha of cultivatable country and in the past two seasons 35ha of permanent pasture has been sown. It is a mix of Excess AR1, Timothy, chicory and plantain plus red and white clover. In addition, 32ha of shortrotation ryegrass was planted. Fertility across the farm is above average with a pH range of 5.7 to 6.6 and an average Olsen P level of 25. The silty loam soils respond well to regular inputs of fertiliser and lime, enabling good levels of production as well as producing
400 bales of hay or balage each year. Richard O’Sullivan from Colliers International says the rolling downs aspect of the property, good fertility and solid infrastructure have enabled a profitable farming operation to run with ease. Though it has traditionally focused on sheep and beef, the property is suitable for various options such as drystock, dairy grazing or conversion to deer. Farm infrastructure incorporates a tidy, four-stand,
raised board woolshed with covered yards, three hay barns, an implement shed and a large, lockable workshop. On the home front, the fourbedroom homestead is set in established grounds with a north-facing aspect and has the added extra of a grass tennis court. Offers over $4.5 million are being sought.
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INVEST IN A SUCCESS STORY – CHICKENS
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Located at South Head Road, near Helensville, Auckland, on 17.9 hectares of flat land (two titles) is this large scale Broiler Meat Chicken farm. Comprising of 10 large sheds, 8 being built since 2000 and another two in 2013. A total of 21,704 square metres of shedding, with two four-bedroom homes and one two-bedroom home. This operation has a top management team in place and who have always achieved high standards in the industry. The farm is contracted to Tegel Foods Ltd, supplying close to 400,000 Meat Chicken to the market and is set up with all the latest technology which efficiently operates the sheds. Chicken farming has proven reliable over the last 40-50 years, with an expansion of 7% year-on-year. The last recession period 2008-2013 also proved chicken farming robust and reliable with incomes increasing. Positive points for Investors, are: Strong tenant, 15 year grower’s Agreement, monthly payments, robust income structure with CPI adjustments yearly, positive reports for consuming chicken meat, (Google ‘The coming global domination of chicken’). This operation will ideally suit a family or an equity group who want a solid investment, returning strong yearly net returns. The management team have indicated a desire to stay after the sale.
For Further Information on this Property and Investment: Contact: Kevin Newsome 0274 425 178 Licensed REAA 2008
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A PRODUCTIVE 406ha farm in the heart of South Canterbury has a balance of finishing country with established infrastructure to suit a number of farming systems. The farm, 25km from Timaru, operates a lamb and beef finishing operation with large numbers of lambs finished each year with substantial areas of crop and young grass grown. The establishment and growth of consistent winter kale crop – 17ha last year yielded 15t/ha – and short-rotation ryegrasses is the key to this intensive finishing operation.
WHAKATANE DAIRY FARM - 155 HA
70 MOODY ROAD, WHAKATANE Rangitaiki Plains, Moody Rd. Farm held in four titles, total land area, 155.1956 Hectare. Combined with two neighbouring leases, 8 Ha and 7 Ha respectively, to create a 155 Ha milking platform. Land 90% flat, 10% rolling. Well fenced, pumice races maintained using on farm quarry. An extensive irrigation system with three pivot irrigators and sprinkler network for summer safe production. Three water supplies to the property including artesian bore. Currently operated by a 50/50 sharemilker, with management input from Farm Consultant and Trustees on behalf of Family Trusts. Approx. 570 F/Fx cows calved, average production of 200,000 kg ms. through a 40 aside Herring Bone Dairy. Accommodation includes three good homes, self contained cabin and an excellent range of farm buildings. The farm as a whole is very well maintained and offered for sale in excellent order. Detailed Farm Information Memorandum available from the Agents or can be downloaded from the Professionals Website. For sale as Land, buildings and farm chattels. Price will be PLUS GST (if any). For Sale by TENDER closing 12.00 p.m. Wednesday 31 October 2018, at the Office of: The Professionals Whakatane Ltd, 38 Landing Rd Whakatane. NOTE: Will NOT be sold prior. Viewing by appointment with the agents or by attending an advertised open day. Bio-Security protocols will be followed for on farm visits.
FARM OPEN DAYS: WEDNESDAY 10TH OCTOBER 11AM-1PM WEDNESDAY 17TH OCTOBER 11AM-1PM Maurice Butler 0274 514 395 maurice@professionalswhakatane.co.nz
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Deer, bulls and crops ONE of the North Island’s leading deer farms, Maranoa in Central Hawke’s Bay, is for sale after being farmed for 50 years by the same family. Located 25km west of Waipukurau, the farm spreads over 305ha of predominantly flat contour with a small area of easy country. All bar one of the 60 paddocks are deer fenced and serviced by wide lanes, leading to the deerselling complex where the annual deer sale was long held. Maranoa has been primarily a
Adding to its appeal is an area of wetland in the centre of the farm.
deer farm producing both velvet and venison but has also finished bulls to above-average weights. In winter this year the farm carried 100 R3 bulls and 50 R2 bulls as well as 300 mixed-age stags, 80 three-year-old stags, 150
two-year-old stags, 300 mixed-age hinds and 150 two-year-old hinds. Pat Portas from Property Brokers said Maranoa is equally suited to finishing lambs and in the past has grown cereal crops and process peas, which indicate arable farming could be incorporated into the farming programme. Silt loam soils are growing a largely permanent ryegrass-clover pasture with 3.9ha in permanent lucerne and fodder crops of rape and kale sown for winter as part of the pasture renewal programme.
All this has been regularly fertilised over the years and this past year it has had 29.5t of Sulphurgain 15S plus 7.7t of DAP. Water from a bore is pumped to an elevated tank before being piped to troughs in all the paddocks. Some permanent streams flow through the property and add aesthetic appeal to Maranoa with crossings at bridges or fords. Adding to its appeal is an area of wetland in the centre of the farm with a large pond that provides habitat for water fowl and
opportunities for duck shooting. Set in mature gardens with sweeping lawns and specimen trees is the 220 square metre home with four bedrooms and French doors opening to a patio area and deck. A second home enjoys expansive views over the farm. The deadline sale closes November 7.
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MEAT CHICKEN FARM – FREE RANGE Lincoln – Canterbury
Peter Bauer – Mob 021 979 495 p.bauer@chickenfarms.co.nz www.chickenfarms.co.nz
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Lovely, large, 318m2 house set in picturesque grounds. 5 bedrooms, 3 toilets, spacious living with wood fire. Master bedroom with ensuite and walk in robe. Attached sleepout/office plus separate 3 car garaging. • Three sheds, totalling 2900m2 rearing space • New internal roof lining in all sheds. All upgraded for any future earthquakes • Two bores, supported by two pumps • 2.02ha (5 acres) • Farm contracted to Tegal • Retiring Vendor • P.O.A. For further information please contact
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The farm is 305ha of mostly flat contour 25km west of Waipukurau.
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This 160ha Dairy farm is situated at 442 Inland Road North, Tikorangi, the land is flat to gentle rolling, with the lay out in several titles. This property is self contained where all stock are reared on the property, currently milking 320 Ambreed bred cows and averaging around 180,000 m/s with the best season of 197,000 m/s. The cowshed is a 24 bail rotary, outstanding large calf rearing shed and good support buildings, an excellent feed-pad. Three houses. This property is what dreams are made of - best location - micro climate - production - self contained. OPEN DAYS - Wednesday 24th and 31st October 2018 at 12.00 - 1.00pm, Wednesday 7th November 2018 at 12.00 - 1.00pm
Tender - Tenders close 1.00pm, Wednesday 14th November 2018, 120 Devon Street East, New Plymouth
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A big pond in the centre of the farm provides habitat for water fowl and duck shooting opportunities.
Maranoa has been primarily used to produce both velvet and venison.
A big homestead has four bedrooms and French doors opening to a patio and deck.
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$875,000 View: By appointment
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beautifully tiled bathrooms, this home lends itself to home
holiday home, and the replacement value of this attractive home
hosting, or the upstairs area could be utilised as a private, B&B
far exceeds the current asking price. This unique home offers the most amazing views of all aspects of this rugged yet scenic west coast location ... taking in magnificent ocean views, the river mouth as well as the surrounding rural country side.
www.harcourts.co.nz/OH7939
making good use of the kitchenette attached to the master suite. Well set up for business or pleasure, with good shedding and storage areas, internet and mobile phone coverage. Our vendors
Open plan living with stacking doors and an abundance
are on the move and will seriously consider all reasonable offers.
of outdoor entertaining areas, four double bedrooms, two
Call Kerry or Karen today to find out more.
Kerry Harty P 07 873 8700 M 027 294 6215 E kjharty@harcourts.co.nz Karen Lennox P 07 873 8700 M 027 559 4468 E kjharty@harcourts.co.nz
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An extensive irrigation systems includes three pivots and sprinklers and has consent to take water from the Tarawera River.
The farm infrastructure includes ample support buildings, three houses and a cabin.
FLAT, FREE DRAINING & ATTRACTIVE Cnr Sandon Block Road and SH 54, Vinegar Hill, Hunterville Situated just north of Hunterville, this stunning 80 acre property is only 2.5km off SH1. Soils are Kawhatau series; very free draining silt loams over gravels, ideal for wintering cattle. Enjoying an excellent fertiliser history, the young pastures are divided with very good quality post and batten fencing and central lane. Livestock and domestic water is gravity fed from a spring. The four bedroom home and attached 2.5 car garage, has two living areas, with kitchen and bathroom renovations. Hunterville school bus passes property. Other improvements incl. good sheds and cattle yards. See video on website.
32.52 hectares Auction nzr.nz/RX1605701 Auction 2pm, Thu 18 Oct 2018, Feilding Club, 25 Kimbolton Road, Feilding. Peter Barnett AREINZ 027 482 6835 | peter@nzr.nz NZR Limited | Licensed REAA 2008
A 155ha eastern Bay of Plenty dairy farm operated by a sharemilker with input from the farm consultant and trustees has a set-up that will appeal to investors as well as families. The farm is located in the southwest corner of the Rangitaiki Plains in an area known as Onepu and the milking platform includes two neighbouring leases of 8ha and 7ha while a 38ha block nearby is leased for drystock and supplements. On this mix the farming operation with its 50:50 sharemilker at the helm calves 570 Friesian and Friesian-cross cows to achieve an annual production average of 200,000kg of milksolids. Most of the farm is flat with a small area of rolling contour, enabling an extensive irrigation system to operate that includes three pivot irrigators and sprinklers using a consent to take water from the Tarawera River. Maurice Butler from Professionals Whakatane says the irrigation gives the farm the ability to achieve consistent seasonal production figures while enjoying one of the sunniest climates in the country. Quality presentation and infrastructure mean business
can continue as usual for a new owner or investors. The dairy is a 40-aside herringbone and the infrastructure includes ample support buildings, three homes and a self-contained cabin. The farm is subdivided into 35 paddocks plus the two lease blocks and they are all connected by an extensive race system with a pumice surface taken from a quarry on the property. Between the team of sharemilker, farm consultant and trustees the farm operates a system three under the DairyNZ production system with supplements made up of 200t of palm kernel, 100t of grass silage and 100 bales of hay that is bought in. For seven weeks in winter 400 cows are grazed off the farm while young stock are grazed off from April to April locally before being sold as R2s and calves are reared to weaning then grazed on the drystock lease block until April. Tenders for the farm close on October 31.
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Eagle Hill - 369 Waimakiriri Gorge Road This most impressive 574.4791ha multi-purpose property is situated on the north bank of the Waimakiriri River just 16km to Oxford. Almost fully irrigated, it has been extensively used for dairy support in recent years and would equally be as well suited for large scale cattle finishing. Features include central location, irrigation consent and infrastructure, nutrient baseline, extensive shelter, approx. 38ha woodlot, fencing including approx. 80ha deer fencing, lane system and ease of access. With two dwellings and a full range of farm infrastructure, this property is the complete package. pggwre.co.nz/CHR29018
The dairy is a 40-aside herringbone.
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PGG Wrightson Real Estate Limited, licensed under REAA 2008
View Hill DEADLINE PRIVATE TREATY Plus GST (if any) (Unless Sold Prior) Closes 2pm, Thurs 1 November
Peter Crean M 027 434 4002
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Large Dairy Farm • What a great opportunity to purchase two dairy farms • Consisting of 319.1524 hectares • Main dairy farm is milking 500 cows with an average milk production of 173,000kg MS • Smaller farm is milking 200 cows with an average milk production of 67,000kg MS • Contour is mainly flat to rolling • Limestone quarry, great for farm races or foundation work • Three family homes • Call me today for further information
SALE BY DEADLINE Plus GST (if any) (Unless Sold Prior) Closes 2.00pm, Thursday, 8 November
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Ron Grbin B 09 439 3354 | M 027 471 6388 rgrbin@pggwrightson.co.nz
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Vendors Ready To Move On • 147 hectares productive fertile land, 70% tile drained • Large three bedroom modernised and renovated Kauri Villa • Three bedroom Villa second home • 27ASHB cowshed with new ice bank for refrigeration, five and four bay calf implement sheds • Feed pad, calving pad, maize bin • Milking 310 cows once a day this season pggwre.co.nz/DAG29023
Dargaville $2.9M Plus GST (if any)
Megan Browning B 09 439 3344 M 027 668 8468
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Intensive Cropping and Finishing • 'Tahuna' 579.8ha (1432.9 acres) comprising six Certificates of Title with good access to all blocks • Located 11km north west of Waipawa • Excellent contour with consents in place for 80 hectares of surface take irrigation • Improvements include four dwellings, three stand woolshed, two sets of cattle-yards, two sets of sheep-yards, haybarns plus a consented feedlot • Cropping maize, barley, potatoes and fodder crops • Properties of this location, size and contour, with trout fishing on the boundary seldom become available pggwre.co.nz/HAS28763
Central Hawke's Bay DEADLINE PRIVATE TREATY Plus GST (if any) Closes 4.00pm, Thurs 8 Nov PGG Wrightson, Hastings
Doug Smith B 06 878 3156 M 027 494 1839
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Dairy with Diversity - Land Area: 262.3 Hectares 218 Awahou Road and 298a Reid Road A large, high producing farm, currently running dairy and dairy beef, on fertile, loam soils, approximately 15 km south-east of Whakatane Township. Approx. 90 percent of the total area is easy to medium contour. Currently milking 500 dairy cows, best production is 200,000kgMS, milked through a 44 aside herringbone dairy. Approx. 70ha is deer fenced, with a dark room and deer yards. There is a two-stand woolshed, covered sheep yards, two implement sheds, a work shop, barns, and an airstrip. Pinus Radiata, ready to mill, was planted in 1996 and 1994, is certified, pruned and lifted and covers 13.1ha. Dwellings consist of a four bedroom homestead, a four bedroom manager's house and two three bedroom cottages. Successfully farmed by the same conscientious family for 122 years. The three current owners have made a big decision, retirement is their wish, and for them now is the time to sell. For the new owner, this farm offers, scale, rich soils on good contour in an ideal growing climate, with a diverse infrastructure. pggwre.co.nz/WHK29012
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Whakatane TENDER Plus GST (if any) (Unless Sold By Private Treaty) Closes 4.00pm, Thursday 1 November
Phil Goldsmith B 07 307 1620 | M 027 494 1844 pgoldsmith@pggwrightson.co.nz
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