Riding on the goat's back? A new way of thinking doubles and triples Western Division prices

Marian Macdonald
Updated May 23 2022 - 1:33pm, first published 1:18pm
GOAT MANAGEMENT: Etiwanda's Andrew Mosely, Cobar, with daughter Jess, and their hardy, "rangeland ready" but strategically managed goats. Photo: Megan Mosely
GOAT MANAGEMENT: Etiwanda's Andrew Mosely, Cobar, with daughter Jess, and their hardy, "rangeland ready" but strategically managed goats. Photo: Megan Mosely

Cobar-based David Russell has been selling rural property for 43 years in the Western Division, but he's never seen such a seismic shift both in prices and the farm businesses themselves.

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Marian Macdonald

Marian Macdonald

National rural property writer

Writing for farmers in the Stock & Land, The Land, Queensland Country Life, Stock Journal and FarmWeekly, farming in Gippsland.

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