RURAL and agricultural property investor PrimeAg Australia has expanded its farming interests in the Goondiwindi district.
The company has bought Burradoo, a 1159 hectare dryland cropping property for $3.9 million.
PrimeAg’s executive chairman Peter Corish Burradoo is ideally suited to produce wheat, chickpeas, sorghum, barley and other dryland winter and summer crops.
Australian Property Journal
