Wagra Dexter Cattle

Wagra Dexter Cattle The Finest Dual Purpose Cow The Dexter breed originated in southwestern Ireland and then brought to England in 1882.

The breed virtually disappeared in Ireland, but was still maintained as a pure breed in a number of small herds in England. The Dexter is a small breed with mature cows weighing between 600–700 pounds (270–320 kg) and mature bulls weighing about 1,000 pounds (450 kg). Considering their small size, the body is wide and deep with a well-rounded hindquarters. Although commonly black, a variety of red

s and dun Dexters are also found. All animals are always solid, with the now rare minor white marking on the udder or behind the navel. Horns are rather small and thick and grow outward with a forward curve on the male and upward on the cow. However we most commonly disbud the calves, and there are also polled Dexters. The breed is typically a dual-purpose type, although individual herd owners often concentrate on growing either a beef or a milk animal. General enquiries
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And Dolly just has to be sure that the weaner heifers don't escape.🙂
08/08/2026

And Dolly just has to be sure that the weaner heifers don't escape.🙂

Thawing out in the sunshine after a sub-zero night, these mothers are not moving far from their fat 9mth old calves that...
08/08/2026

Thawing out in the sunshine after a sub-zero night, these mothers are not moving far from their fat 9mth old calves that are locked in the yards for weaning.

20/06/2026

We hope you are all keeping cosy and well. With the weather about to get bleaker we are celebrating the shortest day of the year and checking in with our buyers to make sure we have plenty of roasts and casserole beef on hand for cooking up all those hearty winter comfort meals.
Slow cooked beef keeps everybody feeling happy and warm on the insides, and scrumptious winter cook-ups in the kitchen help to keep our living spaces warm and cosy as well🥰.
We never hear anybody up here in the hills complaining about “slaving over a hot stove” in the middle of winter😁.

No dog required. The kelpie is in the ute.
03/06/2026

No dog required. The kelpie is in the ute.

I wonder what this handsome little chunk will look like when he sheds his overcoat in Spring.
26/05/2026

I wonder what this handsome little chunk will look like when he sheds his overcoat in Spring.

We found this new chappie in the lane with Lyric when the fog rolled back this morning.🥰
06/05/2026

We found this new chappie in the lane with Lyric when the fog rolled back this morning.🥰

The sun looks white in this photo but solid red to the naked eye. That is one heck of a fuel reduction burn.
22/04/2026

The sun looks white in this photo but solid red to the naked eye. That is one heck of a fuel reduction burn.

Not fancy. Not pretty. Just the best kind of photo and comment from a first time beef buyer. His two words were short an...
09/04/2026

Not fancy. Not pretty. Just the best kind of photo and comment from a first time beef buyer. His two words were short and to the point. He said, "Top Marks".

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431 Hayden's Bog Road
Bendoc, VIC
3888

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+61 429 436 202

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