527 Telegraph Road

West Binnu WA 6532

The 2025 cropping programme consists of 717ha wheat, 232ha lupins and 1031ha of fallow, providing the new owner with considerable nutrition, rotation and weed control advantages for the 2026 season.

Harbrook is subdivided into 32 paddocks ranging from 27 to 184ha with efficient AB lines consistently exceeding 1km, while more than 21km of developed gravel roadways enable the ease of grain and heavy vehicle movements.

Fertiliser inputs are carefully managed to soil type requirements, with 85kg/ha DAPSZC/MOP blend (10P, 15K) applied at seeding, supplemented by granular NS mixes post emergent. Manganese is applied annually in the lupin rotation to ensure ongoing residual benefits, while modern chemistry is utilised for effective weed control. These practices underpin the long-term wheat and lupin yield of 1.7t/ha and 1.15t/ha respectively.

Infrastructure is well maintained and commensurate to the property. A fully enclosed 22m x 16m general purpose shed and 11m x 16m workshop are complemented by three strategically located rolling roof fertiliser sheds and approximately 190t grain storage over 5 silos.

The neat presentation of the property extends to the well-appointed 3-bedroom, 2 bathroom brick & zincalume homestead. Built in 1994, the residence contains all the features expected for comfortable family living.

Binnu (BOM station 8010) has an annual mean average rainfall of 340mm, while coastal locations such as Lynton (BOM station 8075) located 30km southwest of 'Harbrook' has an average of 390mm. Anecdotally, neighbouring properties have a long-term average of 360mm.

CBH facilities are located at Binnu (27km), Northampton and Geraldton Port (114km).

Soil test data, paddock plans and an information memorandum are available to genuine buyers.

For more information, please contact exclusive selling agents
• Chad Smith (0428 932 476 or chad.smith@nutrien.com.au)
• Yves Beagley (0438 326 608 or yves.beagley@nutrien.com.au)