Branxton Hobby Farm in Branxton, New South Wales | Farm
Branxton Hobby Farm
Locality: Branxton, New South Wales
Phone: +61 422 639 139
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25.01.2022 We would like to send our condolences to the family and friends of Therese Lambert who recently passed away. Therese was an employee of AG Thomas & Thomas Lives...tock for 20 years and will always be remembered for greeting everyone with ‘Hello Love’ and her bright personality. Rest in peace.
25.01.2022 We are downsizing our birds Short and long billed Corrella pairs $300 ono each pair - no pictures available at this time Parrotlets - 5 available - all Male $1500 ono - they are pied and other varieties - we paid much more than this for them.... Eclectus Pair $1800 ono - both hand raised and very friendly. No pictures available at this time Princess Parrots pair $250ono Ringneck Parrots pair $350ono - pied hen and split cock bird Superb Parrots pair $450 ono 2 pairs St Thomas Brown Throats - 1 spare hen - will separate. Taking offers - cost $3000 the lot in April. Available due to several buyer defaults Reasonable offers accepted - will do a discount for bulk purchases. Can sell with cages as well. These birds are only for sale as we are getting out of birds.
25.01.2022 Happy Sunday everyone! A massive thank you to everyone who has come and looked at the ponies so far! We still have around 20 left to find homes for.... There are two mum and foal combos, one stallion, a couple of colts, two lightly handled fillies, two lightly handled colts and a some fillies and mares. Colour wise, we have appy types left (colt, mare), chestnuts, grey, and two roans. Today and Tuesday are the only days available to view this week if you are wanting to view them, you will need to contact us soon. Again, prices range from $200 to $500, and our prices are NOT NEGOTIABLE. They are set on what these ponies have cost us. At the prices we have set, we are breaking even - which is the only thing I want. They were not saved for us to make a profit off of, they were saved to stop them heading to slaughter. Again, thank you to those who have supported us so far
24.01.2022 Something a little different from our usual offerings. Miniature ponies! There is approximately 30 ponies needing new homes that have come into our care.... The elderly breeder/owner cannot cope any more so made the decision to get us to take them on to find new homes. These ponies were heading for slaughter, and you know us well enough to know we do our best to save what we can. There is a mix of ponies, fillies, colts, mares and stallions. They are not registered, but can be registered with IMHR from what we’ve been told - we do not guarantee and registration eligibility however. Now most of these are currently unhandled, but they are generally quiet and easy going types. In fact - I have 8 of them in being handled currently and all 8 are leading on day 1 of handling. One filly even picks up her front feet! So if your wanting a project pony, or even a pony for the kids for Christmas (we can arrange discounted agistment to hold them until closer to Christmas if required and possibly organise handling and preparation for them to be broken in) We are asking that people come and view them, instead of us taking millions of photos as there is just so many ponies to choose from. Our focus is getting them handled and ready for new homes. The ponies in the pictures below are just some of the available ponies. Colts are $200, fillies start from $250, older mares from $300 - none over $500.
20.01.2022 Hi all Currently, calf prices are through the roof (as is all cattle), which is why I haven’t been getting any in. Until prices settle, calves will be an order in only system. Upon ordering, you will need to let us know what you are after, what the budget is per calf and how urgent your request is. ... By no means does putting an order in guarantee you a calf, we are struggling to find calves at reasonable prices for our own herd restocking, but we will do what we can to get you what you request. Please note: pure beef calves are almost as rare as hens teeth, and therefore getting very expensive. Beef dairy cross (bulls and heifer) calves and dairy bull calves are somewhat easier and cheaper to source.
