The country itself undulates in a graceful flow and is the main catchment area of three creeks (including Mi Mi Pungin) forming the Barambah. Where there is an abundance of trees, strong strands of native grasses and legumes abound on the black soil flats and cleared scrub soils introduced pasture, including Panic, Rhodes, Kikuyu, Paspalum and clover dominate. An abundance of millable and/or post timber is growing on the property.

90% of internal fencing has been renewed and boundaries are in good order; the stockyards are well designed, sound and functional. The station can be run efficiently by one experienced person, with help on a casual basis when needed. The fencing and infrastructure is designed with this in mind. Its proximity of less than one hour from the main town of Kingaroy, Gympie Murgon or Goomeri, or two hours from Brisbane, belies into quiet serene isolation - by light air craft it is only 30 minutes from Brisbane's main airports.

Provided grass is managed carefully, and the herd adjusted accordingly, the property has been strong in all seasons, and will continue to be so for anyone who cares to take up its stewardship and care.