Product Overview
Publication date: April 2025 - No 183
Format: Downloadable PDF - 40 pages including ads
Despite some of the gloss coming off the sheep industry over the past few years, the requirement for yard work is ongoing. While a good set of functional, easy flowing yards can make sheep work easier and should be viewed as a long-term investment, cashflow and outlay can vary and we shouldn’t be afraid to wield the angle-grinder to make changes where needed. Emulating the broad range of investment levels in yards, the Kondinin Group research team of Ben White, Mark Saunders and Josh Giumelli inspected and photographed more than a dozen yard setups from across the country of differing scales with innovations and ideas aplenty.
Includes the following articles:
- Easier sheep work without the hard yards
- Sheep yard investment checklist
- Te Pari upgrades sheep handler
- Less stress is better for everyone
- Major investment under way in south-west Victoria
- Site shift for fresh yards for the Gunns
- Beaut yards at Bundaleer
- Elton Downs’ new Magnus ticks the boxes
- Adaptation and innovation abound at Conmurra
- Renewed yard design builds on past success
- Mix of home-made and commercial suits in Lort River
- Extensive shed and yards for Epasco
- Smith yards match shed efficiency
- Josh has the job covered
- Both barrels firing in the Keating’s yards
- Bulk handler incorporated
- Peel Ag heads under cover
- Lamb and potato anyone?
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