The Land
“Real farms. With names. You can point to them.”
Seven farms. NSW. 6,673 hectares all up. Hillview Park — that’s the first one. The rest are right behind it. Real country, with real people.
Hillview Park. Glenclair. Cooksvale.
Three names you can find on a map. Seven titles, one state. Country with weather, neighbours, dams and gates.
You can drive to them. You can walk them. They’re not a brochure.
The people running them have been on the country for generations.
Hillview is run by a fourth-generation farmer. He won Farmer of the Year in 2013. He’s the one who signs the audit each March.
These are not fund managers. They’re custodians. They live there.
Real farms. With names. You can point to them.
6,673 hectares. That’s about 22 square miles.
Big enough to prove the system. Small enough to know each paddock. The right size for a first chapter.
The next chapters are under contract. The decade after that is the work.
Neurath-style civic icons — five small hand-drawn farm pictographs (woolshed · dam · ridge · fence · gate) labelled Hillview · Glenclair · Cooksvale; brown ink on cream.
Seven farms. Real names. Now we change how they’re farmed.