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Hit the brakes: farmland price growth slows to lowest point in 12 years

Summary by Queensland Country Life
Bendigo Bank reveals national farmland reached a record $10,516 per hectare in 2025. Discover why price growth is the lowest in 12 years..
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Hit the brakes: farmland price growth slows to lowest point in 12 years

Bendigo Bank reveals national farmland reached a record $10,516 per hectare in 2025. Discover why price growth is the lowest in 12 years..

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Queensland Country Life broke the news on Tuesday, May 5, 2026.
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