Small or large
Larger grazing properties and smaller parcels are welcome. Around 20 acres is our usual starting point for smaller parcels, with options for smaller blocks too.
Land wanted for cattle
Seeking cattle agistment of all sizes.Small or large.
Have land available? Bundilla Beef is actively looking for properties to agist our cattle.
We welcome agistment enquiries for blocks of all sizes. For smaller parcels, around 20 acres is what we would normally consider, and we also have options for smaller blocks depending on the land and the arrangement.
We work with landowners across Greater Sydney, the Southern Highlands, Illawarra and the NSW South Coast. Tell us about your paddocks, water, fencing and access, and we can discuss what may suit.
Landowners
Put your available paddocks to work.
A practical property review
We consider usable pasture, water, fencing, access and existing land use together. Acreage alone does not decide whether a property will suit.
Clear arrangements
We discuss cattle numbers, access, inspections, term, responsibilities and commercial terms with you before agreeing an arrangement.
A direct conversation
Speak with Lachlan about your property, or ask your accountant to introduce us with your permission.
How it works
Start with a conversation about your land.
Tell us about it
Share the location, approximate acreage, available paddocks and a few photos if you have them.
Review the fit
We discuss the land, water, fencing, access and timing, then arrange a property visit where appropriate.
Agree the arrangement
If the property suits, we agree practical and commercial terms before cattle are placed.
For accountants
A practical introduction for clients with rural land.
Do your clients have unused paddocks or a rural property they would like grazed? We welcome introductions from accountants working with rural landowners, lifestyle property owners and agricultural businesses.
Bundilla Beef discusses the grazing arrangement with the landowner. You remain the client's adviser on tax and financial matters. A general introduction is welcome before any client information is shared.