Fastly becoming recognized as one of the premier livestock breeding and fattening regions in Eastern Australia, the south Walcha /Niangala area’s features include its – altitude, high rainfall, rich basalt soils, and climate. This along with the Holbrook region in southern NSW are the most highly regarded grazing areas in NSW
Fastly becoming recognized as one of the premier livestock breeding and fattening regions in Eastern Australia, the south Walcha /Niangala area’s features include its – altitude, high rainfall, rich basalt soils, and climate. This along with the Holbrook region in southern NSW are the most highly regarded grazing areas in NSW
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Gundagai
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Uralla
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Armidale
Scone
Walcha
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Nowendoc
Gloucester
Forster
Inverell
The high elevation of the tablelands means cool summers but winters, high rainfall region with averages ranging from 650 mm on the western slopes to over 1,200 mm on the east of the range. About 60% of this rainfall occurs during the summer months.
Lakeside, Walcha NSW
The Very Best Of The New England. Rich Basalt Soils – High Rainfall – Heavy Carryinsg – Breeding – Backgrounding – Fattening