Biologically farmed cattle grazing with an emphasis on biodiversity enhancement. We have a small herd of cattle who are just starting to calve, we move them regularly to allow them access to fresh fodder. Good English is required as we take safety seriously and find it is essential when working around cattle.
We live in a strawbale house that is about 10 years old. You will stay in our spare room that has its own bathroom. We have about 300Ha of good quality bushland with beautiful wildflowers from July to October. We have 2 dogs who are very friendly and no children. We have just acquired 3 horses, so a bit of work involves them. We also have chooks.
Are you wanting to learn new skills and gain confidence on a farm?
We are looking for a couple or 2 people travelling together. You stay in our spare room with it’s own ensuite. We have a chat after a couple for days to see if the situation is working for us all.
We farm using biological methods with some biodynamic techniques. We enjoy meeting and learning from new people. We are also very happy to share what we have learnt and are continually learning.
This can be very rewarding for the right people. You will learn lots of skills that will set you up for working on other rural properties.
Organic/Biological methods we use
We practise rotational grazing, which means moving the cattle regularly. We don’t use pesticides on the cattle or paddocks.
