Testimonials

The saying goes, “You’ve got to be tough to survive in the Mallee.” Whether that is strictly true in every sense of the word or not, it certainly takes mental toughness to be able to handle the seasonal fluctuations and challenges this marginal farming country throws up from year to year; none more so than […]

Rodney and Sara Morgan have been running a self-replacing Lampata blood Merino Flock from many years in conjunction with a sheep trading enterprise. As near neighbours they have witnessed the performance of the Lampata flock first hand so it was not a difficult decision to use their genetics. “With our sheep trading enterprise we get to see the stark

The Hunt family are successful farmers running Nalang Farm, a 1200 hectare property in a 400 to 450mm climate 10km south of Bordertown in the upper south east of South Australia. On soils that range from heavy black cracking clay to red/brown loams, they operate a 70/30 cropping/sheep enterprise mix, growing a wide range of crops from canola,

For Eyre Peninsula croppers, Ray, Aileen Elleway and their son David, sheep play a very important part in their overall property plan and income surety. “Cropping and sheep are very compatible and with sheep we have always got something we can sell at any time for cash flow if needed, but we mostly use the sheep