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obi pasture co Premium pasture-raised beef from Maleny. Farm-direct beef boxes, bulk beef and premium individual cuts. Visit our Maleny farm shop. Obi Pasture Co. Pasture Prime.
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Delivered across Brisbane, the Sunshine Coast and the Gold Coast. Shop online: www.obipastureco.com.au was born in the green hills of Maleny. Founders Jake Sullivan and Dan Cork wanted to slow beef production down, strip it back and create a premium, boutique experience that’s quintessentially Maleny and true to the Sunshine Coast Hinterland. We raise our cattle with care, keeping things simple — clean feed, open paddocks, and genuine respect for the land and the animal. Our beef is local to Maleny, honest, and full of flavour — representing the prime grazing country of Maleny and its surrounds. From our farm to your BBQ, family table, or restaurant, we’re proud to share a little piece of Maleny with every pack. Maleny Raised. Obi Approved.

24/10/2026

Come Miking with Dan 🌧️ 🐄 🌱 🥩

🥧 JAKE & DAN LOVE A GOOD PIE! 🥧In fact, Jake and Dan have pretty much eaten their way around Australia, one bakery at a ...
24/10/2026

🥧 JAKE & DAN LOVE A GOOD PIE! 🥧

In fact, Jake and Dan have pretty much eaten their way around Australia, one bakery at a time………

So when the opportunity came up to team up with The Pie Guy, we were all over it.

Introducing the Cattleman’s Chunky Steak Pie 🥩🥧

Chock-full of chunky steak and mince, this is by far the densest chunky steak pie you will ever eat.

Made with our very own pasture-raised Maleny beef, roasted beef broth and golden pastry, it’s an outstanding pie that has become very much part of Obi.

Currently available exclusively at the farm shop.

fellow locals jake and dan at obi pasture co. had an idea.

they raise local quality, pasture-fed beef, just down the road. they believe local families should know where their food comes from, who raises it and how it’s produced. and they wanted another way for their customers to try it.

so they came to the pie guy.

their meat + their bones.
my homemade pastry + my signature roasted bone broth gravy.
family pies made with their very own beef.

the cattleman’s chunky steak pie.
raised by them. made by us. enjoyed by you and yours.

available frozen, ready-to-bake from the obi pasture co. farm shop in witta. or check out their website…
https://obipastureco.com.au/

fellow locals jake and dan at obi pasture co. had an idea.they raise local quality, pasture-fed beef, just down the road...
24/10/2026

fellow locals jake and dan at obi pasture co. had an idea.

they raise local quality, pasture-fed beef, just down the road. they believe local families should know where their food comes from, who raises it and how it’s produced. and they wanted another way for their customers to try it.

so they came to the pie guy.

their meat + their bones.
my homemade pastry + my signature roasted bone broth gravy.
family pies made with their very own beef.

the cattleman’s chunky steak pie.
raised by them. made by us. enjoyed by you and yours.

available frozen, ready-to-bake from the obi pasture co. farm shop in witta. or check out their website…
https://obipastureco.com.au/

22/10/2026

How good is the rain!

But weren’t we told to prepare for drought?

This isn’t the first time seasonal forecasts have been a long way from what actually happens in the paddock. Long-term forecasting isn’t an exact science, and the complexity of global weather patterns is still far from fully understood.

But there’s a bigger issue here than simply getting the weather wrong.

Farmers make decisions months, sometimes years, in advance. Buying or selling cattle, reducing stocking rates, purchasing feed, planting crops and investing in infrastructure. These aren’t small decisions. They affect livelihoods, regional economies and ultimately Australia’s food security.

When we’re told to prepare for drought, we take it seriously. We have to. But preparing for a drought that doesn’t arrive can be just as costly in missed production and lost opportunity.

That’s the challenge. The people making the forecasts aren’t the ones carrying the financial risk of acting on them.

Nobody expects the Bureau to predict the weather perfectly. But we should expect a clear understanding of just how uncertain those predictions are, particularly when so much agricultural planning is influenced by them.

Science is important, So is questioning it.

For anyone who knows Jake, you’ll know he’s never shy when it comes to telling a story!He’ll be speaking at the Maleny C...
21/10/2026

For anyone who knows Jake, you’ll know he’s never shy when it comes to telling a story!

He’ll be speaking at the Maleny Commerce Agribusiness Breakfast on Tuesday 10 November, sharing a little about his 20+ years in agriculture, the move from corporate agribusiness to building Obi Pasture Co with Dan, and what we’ve learnt along the way.

He’ll also touch on generational change in farming and why we’re passionate about connecting local farmers directly with the people buying their food.

It should be a fantastic morning, with some great local speakers and plenty of familiar faces.

We hope to see a few of you there!

Jake & Dan 🥩

BOOK NOW: https://www.trybooking.com/au/event/1666233
FROM PADDOCK TO PLATE – THE PEOPLE, PASSION & ENTERPRISE BEHIND MALENY AGRIBUSINESS!

What does it take to build a successful business in our beautiful hinterland?
Join Maleny Commerce for a delicious breakfast and an inspiring morning of networking, conversation and local business insights!
Hear from four remarkable local business and industry leaders — Sara Bucher, Dr Theresa M Craig AM, Dr Zoltan Bourne and Jake Sullivan — as they share their journeys, challenges, innovations and perspectives on the future of agribusiness on the Sunshine Coast.

From dairy farming and artisan cheese to beef production, agricultural science and regional enterprise, discover the passion and determination driving our local economy.
Tuesday 10 November | 7–9am
The Barrel @ Clouds Vineyard, Bald K**b
$29 Members | $36 Non-Members
Hot breakfast included!

Bring your business flyers or cards for our promotions table, meet fellow business owners and enjoy a morning celebrating the people and enterprises that make our region special.

BOOK YOUR PLACE:
https://www.trybooking.com/au/event/1666233
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18/10/2026

When legends like come to to visit it’s straight to Nest in Witta for the best toasted brisket sandwich in Queensland. obi pasture co

03/10/2026

Look out, Tassie — Dan’s on tour.

He’s at the coalface, conducting some very serious field research for Obi beef. It’s a tough job, but someone has to do it.

We love our Obi steaks, so dining out comes with a pretty high bar these days.

What’s your go-to steak cut — rib fillet, porterhouse, rump, eye fillet or something else?

03/10/2026

Farm kids 😂
A quick walk past the paddock somehow turns into a 20-minute catch-up over the fence.
Anyone else got a kid who’d choose animals over a screen every time? 🐮

School holidays at Obi are nearly over!The boys have their legs out, Migaloo 🐳 — Jake’s beach nickname — has made an app...
03/10/2026

School holidays at Obi are nearly over!

The boys have their legs out, Migaloo 🐳 — Jake’s beach nickname — has made an appearance, and Dan has conveniently escaped to Hawaii 🏝️ (actually Stanley, Tasmania… although, by all reports, the weather has been exceptional).

All jokes aside, it’s business as usual. Jake and Dan are covering for each other while their on break. 🥩🌱

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314 Tesch Road
Witta, QLD
4552

Opening Hours

Thursday 9am - 11am
Sunday 9am - 11am

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