2639 Wamboyne Road, West Wyalong NSW 2671

Forest View & Websters together represent a vast and well-established continuous cropping operation spanning over 5,400 acres in two adjacent farming holdings just north of West Wyalong, New South Wales. This expansive agricultural asset benefits from a reliable annual rainfall of 460 mm, fostering optimal cropping conditions in the fertile Riverina region.

The diverse soils across the properties create a balanced and productive environment for varied crops. Forest View is mostly composed of rich red loam soils known for their fertility, while Websters complements this with a range of self-mulching grey clays through to heavy red loams, allowing for flexible and resilient cropping strategies.

Forest View alone covers about 3,362 acres, featuring robust farming infrastructure including a four-bedroom homestead that supports on-site residency, and multiple outbuildings such as a steel machinery shed, hay shed, lock-up chemical shed, and steel sheep yards, reinforcing operational efficiency. The property also includes a three-stand woolshed and seven self-emptying silos to support grain storage and livestock management.

A notable commitment to soil health is evident, with 520 hectares having undergone grid sampling and receiving calculated variable-rate liming treatments, averaged at 2.1 tonnes per hectare and incorporated to a depth of 7 inches. The farm employs a controlled traffic system to preserve soil structure and maximize long-term productivity.

Websters adds a complementary 2,065 acres of prime cropping land, equipped with essential improvements such as a grain shed and a water tank tailored for spraying operations—integral to maintaining crop health and yield. Together, the dual holdings conduct rotational cropping programs that include canola, wheat, barley, vetch, field peas, and lupins, all designed to maintain soil productivity while providing cropping flexibility.

This sizable farming opportunity offers an impressive combination of scale, infrastructure, and soil variety, highly attractive to buyers seeking a significant broadacre enterprise in a prime agricultural region, ensuring long-term productivity and operational capacity near West Wyalong.