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Butterfield Beef

Locality: Borden, Western Australia, Australia

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23.01.2022 We like to hear great stories about our beef. . Thankyou.

23.01.2022 Stirling Ranges Beef

23.01.2022 THE FOLKS AT Chefs Long Table Lunch - always the last Sunday in February WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO BID ON THIS MOUTHWATERING Butterfield Beef DRY AGED STRIPL...OIN THAT WE HAVE DONATED AS PART OF THEIR AUCTION. THE PICTURE IS THE PRODUCT AFTER THE FIRST WEEK IN OUR PURPOSE BUILT DRY AGED HUMIDITY CONTROLLED CHILLER. TO DATE, IT HAS HAD 3 WEEKS AGEING!! THIS WILL BE PORTIONED INTO 4 X 1KG "BIG BOYS". BELIEVE US, THINGS DO GET BETTER WITH AGE. See more

16.01.2022 This is our #wetting #auger for our #tempered #barley. The #grain is #soaked #overnight taking it from #12% to #22% #moisture. This enables us to #roll the #perfect #flake rather than #smashing it into #pieces. This #creates #less dust which is better for our #cattle thanks for the video @rosskoh

16.01.2022 At Lime Burners Whisky on Friday night. We may be biased but the whisky infused dry aged Stirling Ranges Beef was pretty good.

15.01.2022 'Night Moves'... Nearly there... watching Butterfield Beef, closing in on end of Wheat harvest, 10pm 29 Dec 2017. (f2.8, 1/10 sec, iso 400).

09.01.2022 It’s not very often we have to go looking for people, but sadly we are losing our mechanic. So we are in need of someone with that skill and who wants to a part of our great crew.

09.01.2022 FATHERS DAY PACKS!!!! Check out one of our Father’s Day packages which has been just done up for a family celebrating Father’s Day early! A Stirling Ranges ...Tomahawk and Omrah Crossing Shiraz you cannot go wrong! Each pack includes a FREE Australian Butchers Guild apron to the value of $25.00 EA! Place your order today: 9414 9200 [email protected]

08.01.2022 THOUGHT YOU MAY LIKE TO SEE WHAT THE DRY AGEING PROCESS LOOKS LIKE. THESE STRIPLOIN ON THE BONE WILL AGE IN OUR HUMIDITY CONTROLLED CHILLER FOR 25-35 DAYS BEFORE THEY ARE PORTIONED INTO MOUTHWATERING SIRLOIN STEAKS THAT ARE OUT OF THIS WORLD !! WATCH THIS PAGE FOR UPDATED PICS.

06.01.2022 As a friend just said, Butterfield Beef traveling the world.

06.01.2022 #cattle #lotfed #feedlot #walfa #alfa #grainfed #grassreared #borden @stirling.ranges.beef @doctor_650 @rosskoh #feeding-guru @wescape22 #photography #stirlingranges #greatsouthern #agriculture

06.01.2022 OHHHH MY Father’s Day inspo is underway and what better way then to spoil your dad or loved man then with one of our crazy Stirling Ranges Beef tomahawk ........ here it’s presented thinly sliced, some fresh Veges and potatoes! Add bottle of wine and ..... now we are talking place your order NOW See more

06.01.2022 At Ryan's Quality Meats this morning.

04.01.2022 How to get the very best ‘Super Smoking Brisket’! Ever wanted to learn how to: Choose a Brisket Trim a Brisket... The best rub to use How to smoke a Brisket As well as tips on resting and slicing a Brisket? If so, please visit the link below. Whilst you are there if you haven't already why not register to get stuff like this sent directly to your email inbox.

04.01.2022 LIVESTOCK TRANSPORT. So what have eggs got to do with transporting animals? If you keep reading we will explain. A lot of uninformed people constantly complain ...about the overloading and overcrowding of livestock on trucks. The trucks are loaded with the welfare and wellbeing of the livestock being the most important issue. So what about the eggs? There are two containers, 1 with 8 eggs with a little room between them. The other only contains 4 eggs with a lot of room between them. If you were to put these 2 containers in a car and travel across the city, the container with only 4 eggs could possibly end up with some broken where the other container has very little movement between them and a good chance that none will be broken. This theory works with livestock. As the truck moves they rock against each other and therefore don’t fall down and get trodden on by the others and injured, therefore their welfare is looked after. Sometimes an animal will go down. This can happen if they are a little weak or more often being pushed around by the bullies in the pen. Drivers will check the animals regularly during long trips to get any animals back on their feet again. Also animals of similar size are loaded together if possible. So when you see a livestock truck, take care not to stop quickly in front of the truck, abuse the driver or distract him in any way. That way he can concentrate on driving smoothly and look after the livestock. By doing silly things you can do harm to the animals. #realaussiefarms See more

04.01.2022 Australian dealer, @DirectSeeding, has customers ready to hit the field with their new SeedMaster seeding system.

04.01.2022 Thanks Bunbury Bulk Meat and Poultry.

03.01.2022 Treat yourself this weekend.