Mixed Farming

723.38 ha

Boam Creek encompasses 723.38* hectares of prime agricultural land in Central Queensland, strategically positioned along the Dawson River. The
property comprises diverse terrain including undulating plains with black earth and clay soils originally timbered with Brigalow and Belah, plus broad
alluvial flats featuring cracking clays and loams suited to intensive agriculture.
The sophisticated irrigation infrastructure supports both pivot and flood irrigation systems. A single Valley pivot services 56.5* hectares, while nine
flood-irrigated fields totalling 183* hectares feature formed head ditches and tail water recycling systems. The property’s water extraction capability is
exceptional, with three pumps collectively delivering 250 megalitres daily from the Dawson River.
Water security is ensured through a substantial 946 megalitre unsupplemented allocation and extensive harvesting licences. Three ring tanks offer
combined storage capacity of 1,200 megalitres, fed via rock weirs constructed in the Dawson River and anabranch. This positions Boam Creek as a highly
reliable irrigation enterprise with minimal seasonal risk.
The grazing operation demonstrates equal versatility, featuring extensively improved pastures along drainage lines and river systems. Established Buffel
and Bambatsi grasses combined with established improved pastures of Buffel grass, Green Panic, Bambatsi and legumes create superior livestock
fattening country, enabling flexible farming options.
Boam Creek represents a rare convergence of, water security, and operational infrastructure; offering incoming purchasers an immediately productive
enterprise with proven irrigation and grazing capabilities in one of Queensland’s premier agricultural regions.