Macadamia Farm

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A 96-acre macadamia farm with a four-bedroom home in Alstonville has been recently sold for $4 million.
The property was listed by Bill Johnston from McGrath Ballina.
Situated at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-acreage+semi-rural-nsw-alstonville-129246114" target="_blank">39 Grays Lane</a>, the home features four bedrooms, open plan living/dining, kitchen with granite benches and fireplace.
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The property comes with 10,000 trees with varying varieties, high tonnage yields, thick soil base coverage, complete machinery set up and processing equipment plus a 203 megalitre water licence. 
It's close to Alstonville and Ballina airport/beaches.
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100-acre Alstonville Macadamia farm with homestead sold

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NSW North Coast macadamia farms on the flood free red basalt plateaus have mostly been sold in the broad range of $40,000 to $80,000 per macadamia tree planted hectare, according to a recent report by Herron Todd White.
The valuation firm advised flood plain sugar cane farms have mostly sold in the broad range of $5,000 to $20,000 per sugar cane cultivated hectare.
"This flood plain land is attracting interest from macadamia farmers seeking to expand.
"This is a serious concern for the sugar mills as throughput is needed for viability."
<a href="https://www.century21.com.au/property/77108/">Century 21 Alstonville</a> (above) have a 72 acre macadamia property listing with 5,600 trees of mixed varieties ranging from 10 years to mature.
Agent Noel Outerbridge recently marketed a <a href="https://www.century21.com.au/property/360309/" target="_blank">220 acre Tuckurimba farm</a> currently growing soya beans and sugar cane as suitable for macadamia. 
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