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Thursday 4 June 2026, 2.00pm


A Well-Presented Eastern Southland Dairy Unit


This well-presented Eastern Southland dairy unit delivers clean pastures, strong regrassing history, good fertility and tidy laneways. A proven low-cost system producing a consistent 110,000 - 115,000 kgMS from approximately 300 cows, milked twice daily until Christmas then on a 16-hour programme through season end. Effluent consent to 350 cows through to 2032, gives an incoming purchaser confidence and clear headroom to increase cow numbers, lift production and grow returns over time.
A recently upgraded effluent system, quality farm buildings, and a comfortable four-bedroom homestead plus additional cottage complete a well-equipped package. Vendors are open to in-season settlement with cows available at valuation. The vendors' 125 ha run-off is also available - a ready-made support block for wintering cows, growing supplement or carrying youngstock. A well-rounded, scalable Southland operation well worth investigating.


Land Area

224 ha

Nearest Town

Wyndham, 16km
Edendale, 21km

Primary School

Wyndham Primary, 16.5km

Secondary School

Menzies College, 16km

Freezing Works

Alliance Mataura 33km

Salesyards

Charlton, 44km

Dairy Supplier and Company Number

Fonterra, 22km

Present Condition (areas approximate)

3.5ha chow winter feed; 8.7ha new grass sown in current season. Approx. 13ha of platform and grazable gullies + native bush.

Contour Description

Soft rolling with some steeper gullies.

Soil Types

Tuturau, Tyneholm and Wyndham soils.

Average Rainfall

1,000mm –1,100mm

Altitude

136m AMSL

Weeds

Annual winter weed spraying programme in place.

Main Paddocks

66

Walking Distance to Shed

Approx. 2km

Milking Time

16-hour milking's from Christmas each year.

Water Supply

Two water sources: a dam supplying stock and hose-down facilities, and a bore (approx. 110 m deep) supplying fresh water. 60 mm and 40 mm mainlines with 32 mm droppers. Pressure-fed on the topside; pumped to tanks then gravity-fed on the bottom side. House water supplied from roof catchment.

Effluent

Pod system with upstands in some paddocks, spread mainly on topside. Slurry tank for other areas. Effluent pond with sand trap (gravity-fed into ponds); pods also fed from the effluent pond. Recent effluent system upgrade completed.
Milking 350 cows up to twice per day. Exp 31/05/32

Fertiliser

Soil fertility is well-maintained under a long-term Ballance programme.

Nitrogen used

Nitrogen applied over the past three seasons has averaged approximately 56kg N/ha.

Access and Roads

Quality Gravel lanes throughout the farm.

Additional Feed Purchased

A low input system, Approx. 1 kg/day/cow of supplements feed ex Clarkes.

Supplement made on Farm

200 bales produced on average annually.

Homestead

Brick construction, double-glazed throughout. Open-plan living, 4 bedrooms, 2 heat pumps, roof insulation. Bathroom with shower and bath, separate toilet, laundry and small office. Single-bay garage plus additional carport. Water from roof and bore.

Other Homes

One-bedroom cottage with 1 bathroom, panel heaters for heating, bore water.

Farm Buildings

30-aside herringbone cowshed (maintained by Progressive Engineering) with mainly Waikato plant and in-shed feed system. 3 open-bay sheds used for calving (commencing approx. 27 July). 3 x 3-bay implement sheds. 2-bay workshop with power.

Gravel Pits

Gravel resource on farm, previously used for lanes.

Shelter and Trees

Established hedges and areas of native bush.

Wintered Stock (numbers approximate)

310 cows on crop - consistent over the last 3 years.

Current Stock

266 cows currently milking; peak herd approx. 300 cows. Livestock available in the sale.

Date - Calving

27 Jul 2026

Stock & Plant

Livestock and plant available in sale.

Number of Staff

1 full-time manager, 1 part-time worker and help over calving.

Supply #

34360

Willy Mills
Willy Mills

Rural Salesperson

P03 218 8959
M021 182 6869


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