The red flag for most valuers is whether there is an ability to offset agribusiness losses against other income sources.
This is the reason that rural properties that turnover at least $20,000 are usually consider “income-producing”.
However, there are factors a valuer will consider:
Income from agricultural activies has produced a profit ahead of the cost of owning the property in 3 of the last 5 years, including the current year.
It's clear to the valuer that you intend to develop the land for the purposes of undertaking agricultural activities.