High Steaks Farming

Last month we mentioned our out of season calf and how “true love doesn’t respect fences;” we had another example this month. Our preferred lambing time is . . . → Read More: Plans go awry

Since we moved to the farm four and a half years ago we’ve been pondering what to do with the creek. Like on a lot of farms . . . → Read More: Project Creek Restoration

It’s certainly been an unusual summer, weatherwise. First it was dry, coming out of a spring in which it didn’t rain at all. Then it rained a little, then . . . → Read More: Summer

The ewes started . . . → Read More: Lambing

October is really all about calving. Here are some pictures of the new arrivals.

The before picture

The after picture

. . . → Read More: Shearing

Hello from the farm.

We are reaching the end of winter, which for us, really means the end of the year. Our year always begins in spring, with new . . . → Read More: August 2012

Happy birthday Floyd Those of you who frequent our stall at the Castle Hill market will have met Floyd, the latest addition to our gang, who turns one in . . . → Read More: Happy Birthday Floyd

With the carbon tax now upon us, we will need to adjust our prices, commensurate with the increases to our production costs. So after much study of the incoming . . . → Read More: The Carbon Tax

July is a quiet time on the farm. The cows and sheep are starting to wean off last years babies as they prepare for their new babies in spring. . . . → Read More: July 2012