43 Hearle Road

Mumballup WA 6225

Today, the property boasts approximately 2,000 mature, nut bearing pecan trees, along with an additional 1,000 younger grafted or rootstock trees currently developing into full production. Regular ongoing planting ensures continued orchard expansion and productivity into the future.

This is an ideal acquisition for investors, tree crop producers, or lifestyle buyers seeking a turnkey operation with a proven track record and room for continuous growth.

Tree Varieties:
This property boasts a wide range of commercial pecan varieties to support seasonally staggered yields and strong market appeal:

Primary Varieties:
Western Schley, Wichita, Texas Prolific, Stewart, Success, Cape Fear, Cherokee, Shoshoni, Chickasaw, Candy, Tejas, Sumner

Additional Varieties:
Cheyenne, Mahan, Mohawk, Kiowa, Navaho
Note: Some varieties produce biennially contributing to consistent yields over time.

Processing and Infrastructure:
Mumballup Pecans operates as a fully self-contained nut processing facility, allowing complete control from harvest to final packaging:
On-site shelling plant with custom-built and imported machinery
Nut cracking, cleaning, drying and inspection equipment
Colour sorting technology for kernel grading
Vacuum packing equipment products are packed in both bulk (10kg) and retail-ready bags
Harvesting equipment including tree shakers and cleaning machines

The only shelling facility of its kind in the region also offers contract shelling services to other pecan and sandalwood nut growers.

Water Security:
Water is never a concern at Mumballup Pecans:
Two 25-megalitre dams, fed by creeks
Two functioning bores, with a third bore casing already installed
Three solar pumps for efficient water distribution
Underground water access available free from unlicensed bores
Fully drought-proofed system

Sustainability and Biosecurity:
New trees are propagated on-site using budwood from established trees to maintain consistency and avoid disease
The farm operates as a closed system to protect genetic integrity and orchard health
Life expectancy of pecan trees is up to 200 years, reducing the need for frequent replanting

Market and Distribution:
The orchard's produce is sold via multiple channels:
Bulk sales to Perth wholesalers (mainly packed in 10kg vacuum-sealed boxes)
Retail-sized packs for local markets and on line customers
Additional nut varieties such as walnuts and macadamias (sourced locally) also processed and sold

Demand remains consistently strong for the locally produced product, with 100% sold annually, and growing consumer interest in pecan health benefits continues to boost sales.

There is a large import of Pecan products into Western Australia which allows plenty of opportunity to expand the production from the existing orchard as it matures.

Additional Income Streams:
Pecan timber harvested for wood chips, sawdust, pellets or furniture-grade timber which is a growing market

Livestock:
Sheep are grazed within the orchard for the control of pasture and weed growth which eliminates the necessity of mowing and provides another avenue of income by selling the lambs produced. Currently running a flock of 250 breeding Ewes.

Pests and Disease:
As the trees are not natural to Australia there are no disease problems occurring to affect the growth of the trees and no pesticide spraying is required. Minor mechanical tree maintenance is carried out to control tree growth and allow Nut production to occur.

Why Invest in Mumballup Pecans?
Proven 40+ year history of production
Established consumer base and growing market demand
Fully equipped processing facilities
Reliable water sources
Continuous expansion with long-term planting strategy to increase production

Enquire Now
Don't miss the opportunity to own Western Australia's most established and scalable nut farming operation. For further information, appointments inspection, or to request more information, please contact Adrian Corker on 0428 933 551 or Aedan Corker on 0400 635 789.