Richmond Hill Angus

02/09/2026

First time through a gateway as a group. Training the heifers and calves to be moved is sometimes interesting.

26/08/2026

This is how I tag and weigh the calves as they are born. Sorry about the camera angle, it was just sitting on the back of the buggy.
No need to have the calf catcher on the side especially when they are not long born like this one.

20/08/2026

19/08/2026

The main fixed time AI calving started on Monday with a set of twin heifers.

24/07/2026

Heifers are happily tucked into their hay this morning. We woke to a very light dusting of snow on this side of the tiers overnight.

15/07/2026

Winter evenings.

12/07/2026

It’s tree planting time again! 🌱

Over the past 10 years, James and I have planted between 50 and 150 native trees almost every year. Most have gone into newly fenced shelter belts or have replaced trees that didn’t make it in previous seasons.

This year, though, we’re stepping it up… 200 native trees! 🌿

Every tree is an investment in the future—for shelter, biodiversity, and a healthier landscape. We’re looking forward to getting them all in the ground!

02/07/2026

What an excellent soaking rain we have had! This is what I have to drive through to feed the bulls this morning.

27/06/2026

A shuffle around today, the bull calves are enjoying their fresh pick on this sunny winters day.

16/06/2026

Clouds clearing from the bluff after the lovely rain we have had today.