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New Racewell front and rear access flaps

New Racewell front and rear access flaps!

Now you can get front and rear access flaps with your new Racewell Sheep Handler with side tilt. This innovation gives you excellent front and rear access to the sheep for crutching including up the belly and improved access for foot or head work.

Reducing Stress with new Cattle Yards

Reducing Stress with new Cattle Yards

Based 50kms from the coastal line of Victoria sits Caramut, the home of Bobby Mann’s new Te Pari cattle yards. Running mainly Angus cows with a small mixture of crossbred calves and steers, Bobby was after a new set of cattle yards that could handle a reasonable-sized mob of cattle without the additional manpower and labour required to get the job done.

New Cattle Yards the best investment

Our new Cattle Yards are the best investment we’ve made

Justin and Amy Dickens operate JAD Speckle Park together with their two sons at Yeoval in Central NSW. Last year Justin and Amy installed a new set of Te Pari Cattle Yards with a Titan Hydraulic Cattle Crush. Read this article to find out more...

Manual Sheep Handler making sheep work easier in California

Manual Sheep Handler making sheep work easier in California

Martin Pozzi and his family farm sheep at Preston Point in Tomales Bay, California. Sheep handling is hard work and Martin, and his family were looking for some way to make their job easier, that’s when they discovered Racewell Sheep Handlers.   

20 years of using Racewell Sheep Handlers

20 years of using Racewell Sheep Handlers

Sheep farmer Tom Bull from Holbrook, NSW knows a bit about handling high-muscle sheep. Tom’s business, LAMBPRO is a prime lamb seed stock operation focusing on producing maternal and terminal seed stock. As a result of this focus, Tom has very strong, high-muscle sheep and that’s why he invested in a Racewell Sheep Handler 20 years ago to make handling them easier.

Speeding up cattle work in Victoria

Speeding up cattle work in Victoria

A new set of cattle yards in Western Victoria is speeding up cattle work for Rob Abbott at Mt William Charolais. With ongoing labour shortages and increasing safety risks in Robert's old yards, it was an easy choice to upgrade to Te Pari Yards to make it faster, safer, and easier to work cattle.