Laglan Pastoral: 101,600-hectare Queensland cattle station for sale
Laglan Pastoral Company is being sold as a complete going concern. It has more than 11,000 head of cattle and all equipment.
Laglan Pastoral Company is selling 100 per cent of its share capital. The sale includes the Laglan and Madison stations.
Together they cover 101,600 hectares northwest of Clermont in Central Queensland. The operation runs more than 11,000 cattle plus plant and equipment.
It can handle about 14,500 adult cattle equivalents. Laglan Pastoral operates as a high-quality Brahman breeding and fattening business.
The land is diverse. It has brigalow scrub, productive river floodplains, and forest breeding areas.
The property has strong infrastructure. It has 28 dams and nine equipped bores.
There are 40 main paddocks linked by 45 kilometres of laneways. There is also a substantial homestead complex.
Expressions of interest close 29 October.
- 101,600 hectares
- Total size
- 14,500 adult cattle equivalents
- Cattle capacity
Why it mattersThe sale signals a major shift in Central Queensland pastoral land. The buyer's identity will shape regional farming for years to come.
AustraliaA new owner could change how this large landholding is managed and employed, affecting local employment, grazing practices, and the regional cattle market.
✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 10 d ago
