• The Inverlea farm in Queensland, which includes a pig farm that sells around 10 thousand slaughter pigs annually and has a turnover of 4 million dollars, has been put up for sale.
  • The farm operates a closed-cycle system, with modern pig houses featuring ventilation and air conditioning, infrastructure for feed, water, and slurry, as well as its own solar power system.
  • The package includes 139,05 ha of land, including pasture for approximately 70 head of cattle, as well as the manager’s house and a building for employees. Offers are to be submitted by 12 November.

According to the trade magazine Farm Online and real estate agency Elders Real Estate, the Inverlea farm in North Burnett, Queensland, Australia, is up for sale. It is an integrated pig breeding and fattening operation. The farm sells around 10 thousand slaughter pigs annually, and its turnover reaches 4 million dollars, equivalent to approximately 2,5 million euros.

Closed-cycle production and climate-controlled pig barns

The farm operates a closed-cycle system and has full infrastructure. The pig barns have space for as many as 4999 sows, but the farm is not currently using their full capacity. The pig barns are modern and equipped with water and feed delivery systems, a slurry removal and storage system, and ventilation and air conditioning. The buildings are divided into sections, with separate areas for farrowing, piglet rearing, and fattening.

In addition, the farm has a complete storage facility, feed silos and all the necessary machinery. The farm’s own photovoltaic power plant provides an independent power supply, with two backup generators.

Pastures for cattle and a house for the farm manager included in the package

However, the farm’s total area is 139,05 hectares, of which 135,5 hectare is owned and 3,54 ha is leased. The land consists of pastures that can accommodate and feed a herd of 70 adult cattle. Importantly in the Australian context, the farm also has a secure water supply.

In addition to the land and farm buildings, the offering also includes a renovated four-bedroom farmhouse with a three-car garage, as well as a second residential building for workers. No reserve price was stated in the listing, and tenders will be accepted until 12 November.