Lowan Valley Farm in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia | Local business

Lowan Valley Farm

Locality: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 427 387 132

Address: Alexandra 3714 Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Website: chookie97.wixsite.com/lowanvalleystud

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25.01.2022 Love getting update pictures of our babies! This one Sass ended up in the best of homes and not to far from us aswell! She seems to be exactly like her dad and just loving life!!

24.01.2022 Our first litter of Jack Russel puppies and they have just turned 7 weeks old. Reality is setting in that in a week or so they will be off being loved with their new families...

24.01.2022 Puppy play time!

24.01.2022 Two of our babies left us yesterday and my heart melted when I got sent this picture. I can see a real bond being formed between these two

22.01.2022 One of our long haired Jack Russel’s, Molly, soaking up the view of her big back yard!

21.01.2022 THERE’S A NEW SHOWJUMPER ON COURSE Shirley’s paddock mates used to laugh at her dreams of becoming a showjumper. They USED to. [thanks to our friends at Beloka Kelpie Stud for this great clip!]

20.01.2022 The first record of black cattle imported into Australia was of 8 black cattle that were unloaded at the Hobart Town docks in Tasmania on the 20th January 1824. These cattle were taken to a property near Bothwell. They were regarded by early writers as the first cattle to come to Australia of a type similar to those that formed the Angus breed in the following 60 years. The genes of these early cattle that arrived at the Hobart Town docks remain in many Angus herds today-2019 Angus Australia

15.01.2022 Little Ted will be leaving us on Sunday and we couldn’t have asked for a better home, he will be with an older couple and I certainly believe it will be a perfect match

10.01.2022 Tilly and Rocky have done very well for their first little of Jack Russel pups, very healthy lot of five.

08.01.2022 The new man on the block! This old timer has had better days but hopefully he enjoys his time with his new lovely ladies....

03.01.2022 On the top we have a Shorthorn Cow with a dominant throw back to her white Shorthorn side where's on the bottom we have a Shorthorn cow with a dominant throw towards Hereford. both are examples of the breed which has become popular over the years due to its meat and milk qualities. This cross has proved itself on our farm with not only temperament but also production.

01.01.2022 One of our Hereford Steers, a breed which we have always been fond of for not only their temperament in the yards but also meat qualities. They are a hardy breed and do well in the hilly country. The breed is well suited to all markets, being essentially medium-sized and of medium maturity. The breed produces a range of carcases from vealers and yearlings to steers and bullocks, depending on the genotype, feeding and management. Recent imports of larger framed, later maturing strains of the breed make it even more versatile.-NSW Department of Industry