Cambus Glen Farm in Framlingham, Victoria, Australia | Farm

Cambus Glen Farm

Locality: Framlingham, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 452 539 708

Address: 1240 Ellerslie-Panmure Road 3265 Framlingham, VIC, Australia

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25.01.2022 Found a stick on the ground and now I'm gonna use it. All this power that I found, gonna totally abuse it! Gonna hit so much stuff--do not get into my way cuz I found a stick and I'm using it today!

24.01.2022 Mommy's boy asking nicely for his daily apple treat. But being very careful of the electric fence after a very unfortunate nose-ring engagement with live fence a few days back when he got a bit too eager #higlandbull #highlandcattle #mommysboy boy #cow

24.01.2022 New field. Yaay!

21.01.2022 Here are some pictures of the four Highland calves born over the last few weeks, all sired by Nano Dubh of Bairnsley. (@avochhighlands.com) And then there's the other one... Two more expected in the next couple of weeks. The girls names are still being debated.

20.01.2022 The boss looking all moody on a crisp and foggy autumn morning #highlandbull #cambusglenfarm

19.01.2022 Calen looking imposing at only 30 months old.

19.01.2022 Lesser spotted grass shark going for a very brave walk in the long grass with his mommy, but staying very close to her at all times as he's not so very brave.

18.01.2022 https://vm.tiktok.com/wt2crq/

17.01.2022 Horsey now almost as big as her mother!

17.01.2022 Calen chucking a +400kg bale about like it is candyfloss.

17.01.2022 Teenagers being teenagers.

16.01.2022 We recently entered some of our beasties into a not-so-serious global Virtual Highland Cattle Show (see www.virtualcattleshow.com/classes.html), and we did pretty well sort-of. We even won a class with Frannsaidh of Cambus Glen taking the honours in the Funny photo class. Then Fifteen, bless his little socks got a third in Steers 12-20 months. We won’t mention to him that there were only three entries. Jane of Avoch got a credible 4th in Heifers 12-18 months against some real competition, and our big-boy Calen Odhar of Sea Crest also came 4th in Bulls 24-32 months. The online photo was a bit blurry, so I include the original because he’s so handsome.

16.01.2022 Cows in the river paddock. They still have a bit of work to do on the grass before moving up closer to the house where the four 2020 babies will be weaned.

16.01.2022 FLOOD. Widespread and copious rain fell in the Hopkins River catchment this week....

15.01.2022 Peaches, plums and apricots to provide future food for the birds while the broccoli provides current food for the bees!

15.01.2022 Poor Zoe has been lonely. The plan had always been to get her a friend, and we had arranged for a companion via one of Megan's friends. But this is 2020 and along came Covid, which resulted in a delay (long story). On Tuesday, Zoe's wait was finally over when Hush arrived - delivered professionally and on time as always by Hann's Horse Transport. Meet Hush - 14.1hh (my guess) 6yo quarter horse mare. She looks like the perfect match - calm, with just the right amount of bossy.

13.01.2022 https://vm.tiktok.com/KuXUTJ/

13.01.2022 Happy birthday girls.

12.01.2022 Loverboy getting some TLC

10.01.2022 Calen Odhar of Sea Crest

09.01.2022 New boy Gus meeting the kids.

09.01.2022 Frannsaidh gracefully reaching for a little carrot treat.#highlandcow #tongueout

07.01.2022 Downhill cow racing to a fresh paddock.

06.01.2022 The cows moving to their new paddock next to the river on a glorious winter's day.

06.01.2022 Beautiful Winters morning (and cow frost angels)

06.01.2022 For all you Jade fans out there...

05.01.2022 Miss Dunedin making sure Frannsaidh of Cambus Glen has cleaned behind her ears. Frannsaidh (pronounced FRAN see) is the diminutive of Frangag (angl. Frances) - so she is named after Hugo's mum.

04.01.2022 On Friday our foundation herd sire arrived meet Calen Odhar of Sea Crest. We had no plans to have a bull for the first year or two, and to AI the girls. After an insightful and helpful discussion with Glen (Bairnsley Highlands) we realised this was probably not the best course of action. We considered leasing a bull but were stymied by biosecurity issues. Which left buying a bull. We had a few options to choose from, but it turns out the bull had already chosen us. The firs...t time we visited Bronwyn and Malcolm (Sea Crest Highlands) about two years back we spotted a little dun bull calf that was only a few weeks old, and Bronwyn made a joke that one day he can be your bull. Because he showed potential, Bronwyn kept him intact and he subsequently developed into a beautiful little bull. We saw him at a couple of shows where Bronwyn exhibited him in the junior bull classes, and we always found him quite striking. We had briefly discussed Calen as a potential future bull, but it as always sometime in the future, and Bronwyn was planning to keep him for a year or two to show. But this is 2020, and the National Highland Cattle Show and Bendigo Agricultural (main Victorian Highland show) Show were cancelled. So just as we concluded that we needed to buy a bull, Bronwyn decided that it was time to sell Calen, and the rest is history. So, with help from Adam and Pam (Russlyn Highlands) who assisted with the transport, Calen arrived at Cambus Glen on Friday 4 July 2020 to take on the serious job of romancing the girls. On closer inspection he truly is an exceptional bull, with wonderful balanced proportions, great depth and a magnificent head and he is only just over two years old! Because of his colour (he is a dun), he is also guaranteed to provide a veritable liquorice all-sorts of calves. See more

03.01.2022 Water rat is one of the species occasionally spotted in the river.