The Farm
Cattle, sheep, poultry, horses, and the everyday work of running a diversified property in the Central Tablelands.
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Central Tablelands, New South Wales
A working farm, built one paddock at a time.
Angus cattle, sheep, poultry, horses, and whatever else the season asks of us. Cheshire Park is a family farm — real, unfinished, and getting better at what it does.
Cheshire Park
Not a single-crop operation, and we're not trying to be one.
We run Angus cattle, sheep, and heritage poultry, keep a few horses because the work still calls for them, and take on whatever else earns its place. Enterprises come and go here as the land, the seasons and the market decide — the farm is the constant, not any one part of it.
We didn't arrive with a finished plan. Most of what Cheshire Park is today came from working it out paddock by paddock, mistake by mistake, one decision leading honestly to the next.
Around the farm
Three places to start.
Cattle
A young Angus breeding program built around genetics, temperament and performance — including our bull, Gene.
Meet the cattle
Journal
The unfiltered version — weather, decisions, animals, and the odd thing that went sideways.
Read the journal
From the journal
Recently, on the farm.
Getting Gene home
Buying a bull sight-mostly-seen, a long trip back, and the start of a Karoo Angus influence in our herd.
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What the paddocks teach you
On weather you can't argue with, animals that don't care about your plans, and why we're in no hurry to have it all figured out.
Read the story
Get in touch
Genetics enquiries, general questions, or just saying hello.
We're building this slowly and in public. If you've got a question about the cattle, the farm, or where any of this is headed, we'd rather hear from you directly than guess what you want to know.
