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A Queensland ranch listed for $130M targets mining and storage potential, not farming.
A 28,611-hectare property in southwest Queensland’s mulga lands, known as Yarrangully, is listed for $130 million—far above typical grazing land prices—due to its potential for agricultural-grade potash mining and subsurface storage of gas or carbon dioxide.
Located in the Adavale Basin, the property is being marketed as a strategic resource asset, targeting mining firms, developers, and international investors, with its value tied to geology and long-term development potential rather than immediate farming use.
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Un rancho de Queensland listado por 130 millones de dólares apunta a la minería y al potencial de almacenamiento, no a la agricultura.