Parakeelya Merino Stud, Beacon WA in Beacon, Western Australia | Farm

Parakeelya Merino Stud, Beacon WA

Locality: Beacon, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9686 1095

Address: 425 Beacon back rd 6472 Beacon, WA, Australia

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25.01.2022 Annual Ram Day has arrived

22.01.2022 On display yesterday at the Ninghan Spraying Field Day, 8 of this year’s sale team. The day was well supported by our local community

22.01.2022 Attending the WAMMCO Lifeline Charity Dinner tonight. We are dining on Merino lamb, have seen an AWI fashion parade and will have the opportunity to donate when they auction various items soon

21.01.2022 All ready for our sale tomorrow. We look forward to seeing you for cake, lunch, and a few rams too

19.01.2022 Please save the date. Our 2020 Ram Sale is Wednesday, September 16. We look forward to seeing you then

19.01.2022 These hoggarts are the progeny of Parakeelya ram 150286 bred at Muresk through the Sire Evaluation programme. They stood up exceptionally well against sires entered by other studs. Results to be posted soon!

15.01.2022 Happy mums and lambs

13.01.2022 Tailing lambs this week. Half way there and averaging over 100%.Still plenty of hand feeding to be done

11.01.2022 Just finished shearing 1400 lambs last week. Cutting 3.5kgs each. Impressively long wool some at 120ml from May drop lambs. We have 325 ewe lambs for sale now and 300-400 mated ewes available early April due to lamb May 10th. If interested please call Andrew on 0428 861095

08.01.2022 We will have a selection of this years sale team on display this Tuesday in Beacon at the Ninghan Spraying Field Day. See you there

07.01.2022 Plenty of mums and babies to look after. Green feed should be coming soon after a bit of rain in the last week. We have been hand feeding three times a week so will certainly be glad when we see some green

07.01.2022 100% free range paddock run rams ready for sale day on the 16th of September

04.01.2022 Classing ewes this week. Reducing numbers with the prospect of less feed than is ideal.