Wagyu operation Teelba Station auctioned in December
An 8774-hectare cattle operation will be auctioned December 11 in Brisbane. It has 1500 Wagyu cattle and eight paddocks.
Teelba Station is a top property on the Western Downs. It goes to auction in Brisbane on December 11.
The Butler family developed this 8774-hectare operation over eight years. They did pasture work and invested capital.
Teelba Station runs 1500 Wagyu cattle. It has eight main paddocks, steel yards, and good water systems.
These include an artesian bore, 46 kilometres of poly piping, 17 tanks, and over 151,000 litres of rainwater storage. The sale is part of a plan.
The family is developing more land nearby. The property is well-fenced with central cattle yards.
It has a three-bedroom home and worker housing. The area gets about 550 millimetres of rain each year.
- 8774 hectares
- Property size
- 1500 Wagyu
- Cattle herd
- December 11 in Brisbane
- Auction date
- 550 millimetres
- Annual rainfall
Why it mattersThe sale shows that investors want large, improved cattle properties in regional Queensland. This is happening during a possible transition year.
AustraliaQueensland agricultural investors and graziers will watch the price and market conditions for premium pastoral land in the Western Downs.
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