Welcome TO MOUNT LINTON STATION

Mount Linton is one of New Zealand’s iconic stations. Mount Linton’s size comprising 12,145ha of predominantly productive land, means that one of its key assets is people, both current and past. They have made an enormous contribution to the continual development of the property and its sustainable farming practices.

Livestock AT MOUNT LINTON

Among the key advantages of Mount Linton are not only its size but the determination to be a leader in genetics. Recording the Angus herd began in 1991, followed by the Texel flock in 1995, and more recently the Suftex.

Angus

Suftex

Mainstay

About Mount Linton

In 1856 Tasmanian John Bogle purchased 80,000 acres of land in Western Southland, New Zealand. More than 140 years later, this land stands at the centrepiece of Mount Linton – a large, financially viable, integrated agribusiness.

The History The People Sustainability

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