Solid beef prices pivotal for Nita Downs

Jacinta Bolsenbroek
Updated December 6 2016 - 1:52pm, first published November 30 2016 - 1:22pm
Nita Downs station has successfully installed its first 40-hectare centre pivot, helping the station grow its first sorghum and Rhodes grass crop.
Nita Downs station has successfully installed its first 40-hectare centre pivot, helping the station grow its first sorghum and Rhodes grass crop.

STRONG beef prices have allowed the Forshaw family, on the 210,000 hectare Nita Downs station 200km south of Broome, to diversify their business.

Jacinta Bolsenbroek

Jacinta Bolsenbroek

Senior Journalist

Senior journalist at Farm Weekly.

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