Benic calf trailers

16/07/2026

Back to making calf trailer slings can only mean one thing. Calving season sneaking up on us again
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10/04/2026

Time to start thinking about calving again!

✅ Benefits of Using a Benic Calf Trailer

Safe & Stress-Free Calf Transport
Designed to minimise stress and injury during handling and movement.

Efficient Workflow
Load and unload calves quickly, reducing labour time on busy days.

Robust Australian Build Quality
Made with heavy-duty galvanised steel for long-lasting durability in tough farm conditions.

Hygienic & Easy to Clean
Non-slip mesh floor allows waste to fall through, improving hygiene and making cleaning easier.

Designed for Young Stock
Purpose-built with calf-safe rail spacing and smooth curves to prevent bruising or injury.

Towable Convenience
Hitch and go—designed to be easily moved by ute or quad bike between paddocks and sheds.

Custom Options Available
Tailored features available to meet your specific farm needs.

Proudly Made in Australia
Supporting local manufacturing and rural industries.

📍 Available now from VIC Silos – trusted by farmers across the country.

📞 Contact us today or visit www.vicsilos.com.au to learn more!

08/04/2026

Obviously this is for the local Circular Head area, I don't think Ben and Nicky plan on travelling too far😉

12/02/2026

Go and check this out if in New Zealand!

15/01/2026

🐮 Are there any true alternatives to the Benic Calf Trailer?
Short answer: No — not in the same category.
There are plenty of livestock trailers, but they are designed for transporting older animals, not safe handling of newborn calves.

What makes the Benic trailer unique:
Sling‑and‑rail system for newborns

Lift‑once loading (reduces strain and injury risk)

Keeps calves off the ground (reduces navel infection)

Designed specifically for dairy farms

Proven workflow efficiency

None of the trailers in the search results offer these features — they are all general livestock transport options.

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07/01/2026

What an amazing photo taken on the farm last night! Thanks for the photo Abbey Popowski