Billa Kalina
| Company type | Pastoral lease |
|---|---|
| Industry | Agriculture |
| Founded | 1937 |
| Headquarters | Australia |
Area served | South Australia |
| Products | Cattle, sheep (Dorper ewes) |
| Owner | Colin Greenfield (as of 2012) |
Billa Kalina Station is a pastoral lease situated in the remote regions of South Australia, which has evolved from operating as a sheep station to functioning primarily as a cattle station.
Positioned roughly northwest of Roxby Downs and southeast of Coober Pedy, it shares its northern boundary with Anna Creek, eastern borders with Stuart Creek Stations, southern limits adjoining Parakylia, and western edges next to Miller's Creek Station. The property is located within the confines of the Woomera Rocket Range, with the dog fence traversing the lease area.
Including the Millers' Creek lease, Billa Kalina encompasses an area close to . Managed by the same family for seven decades, it maintains a herd of approximately 2,000 shorthorn cattle alongside 3,000 organically raised Dorper ewes. Ownership as of 2012 was under Colin Greenfield.
The lease was initially made available for application in 1937, originally spanning , together with neighbouring leases that are currently identified as Mudla Station ().
After enduring nearly ten years of drought, substantial rainfall occurred in 2009. At that point, livestock numbers had declined to around 300 breeding animals, with intentions to agist additional stock further south as environmental conditions improved.
In April 2013, the pastoral lease area was formally designated as the locality 'Billa Kalina' by the Government of South Australia.