Bunya Beef Grazing

06/06/2026

Bunya Beef Grazing orders for June 2026 are open, with upcoming deliveries on
🚚 Saturday 20th June and
🚚 Sunday 21st June!

🐮We have 10kg and 20kg packs available for both deliveries - to order, or for more information, please visit our website, drop me an email, send a direct Message or phone/text on 0490933138. 📱

🤠Our packs include a range of cuts, vacuum sealed in family friendly portions, and delivered in our refrigerated cold room to central locations. Our beef is unfrozen, ready to cook up on the BBQ or stock up the fridge and freezer!

📦📦Our 20kg packs are $414 (no GST) + $5 temporary fuel surcharge for delivery (total $419) and include:
- Steaks (eye fillet, rib fillet, t-bone, y-bone, rump, round, blade, osso bucco and diced steak)
- a Rolled rib roast and a Topside roast
- Silverside (available fresh/natural or corned)
- Brisket (corned rolled or fresh/natural rolled or flat)
- Gluten free sausages (thick, thin or mix) and
- A-grade mince

📦Our 10kg pack are $207 (no GST) + $5 temporary fuel surcharge for delivery (total $212) and include:
- a selection of steaks
- gluten free sausages (thick, thin or mix)
- A-grade mince
- A Rolled rib roast OR a Topside roast,
and
- Silverside OR Brisket
(roast/silverside/brisket randomly allocated for 10kg packs)

We also have “Add-On” packs available including Bunya Beef Spare Ribs, Nose2Tail and Pet Treat packs (see website for details). 📱

We look forward to hearing from you soon! 🤠

FAQ
- we are a family owned and operated farm
- our beef has no bovaer, HGP or mRNA
- our cattle are grass raised, and our selected steers are finished in grass paddocks with access to a grain supplement mix
- we breed Belmont Red and South Devon cattle
- our beef is Farm Raised and Farmer delivered so you’ll get to meet the people who raised the cattle at your delivery!
- if you have any questions feel free to contact us via messenger, email, text/phone or via our website

23/05/2026

Never get sick of this view 😍📸

21/05/2026

We have 2 x 20kg and 2 x 10kg packs available for our delivery on Saturday 30/05/2026! 📦🚚

To order, jump online to our website bunyabeef.com.au or drop us an email, DM or text/call 🤠

17/05/2026

Happy Sunday everyone! We had a great day catching up with our customers on Saturday with beef pack deliveries, and back on the farm today. 🤠

Our next delivery will be on Saturday 30th May and we have 2 x 20kg and 2 x 10kg packs available - jump on line, drop a message, email or call/text to book your pack! 🚚📦

Guess it’s time to take a page out of this young fella’s book and get stuck into the new week! 💪

09/05/2026

We’ve been a little quiet on the ‘socials’ while we’ve busily been getting some jobs done in the last few weeks. We have almost finished weaning this year’s calves and I don’t think we are far off our first frost either, with the weather dropping into the single digits over night- time to get the fire cranking!
I thought I’d share a few photos from the last week 📸

First up is the shot of the beautiful Bunya Mountains. It’s always good for the soul to spend a few minutes appreciating the view, especially when life gets busy! 😌

Can you spot the little Bettong in the second photo? These little marsupials are super cute and pretty good at camouflage! They have the most gorgeous little round ears and a prehensile tail which they use to carry grass and other items to build their nests! 🦘

The third photo is some of our “weaner” calves. These are the calves born last year who now old enough to be weaned from their mums. We use this opportunity to work on their ‘education’ - or calf kindy! - learning how to quietly and safely move together through the yards and walk in a group, which makes future mustering and cattle work safer and easier for animals and humans. 🐮

And the last picture is just a little video of driving the calves to their new paddock. 🚚

Hope you enjoyed this little look at some of what we have been up to :) Have a great weekend everyone! 🤠

18/04/2026

Some of you may remember little Frank, a rejected twin who became our bottle fed or “Poddy” calf late last year. (photo 1)

He quickly got the hang of feeding from a bottle and in no time at all he was thriving! He grew very well and before we knew it he was growing little horns (!) and learning to drink from a bucket. (Photo 2).

Frank has been a fantastic lawn mower around the house yard, and has turned into a pretty solid little ‘grass puppy’! 😂 But after demolishing two shrubs in the last two days, and becoming a bit too bossy and pushy when he insists on more feed, it’s time for him to be weaned and be a “real” calf!

I will admit I am a bit of a softie, and I was a bit worried the others calves we put him in with would pick on him! But before too long they started checking each other out and he seemed to be making friends (photo 3, 4, 5).

Soon, they were all running around together kicking their heels in the air and getting stuck into some hay. I dropped in to check on him tonight (photo 6) and while he still came over for a quick pat, he quickly went back to join the others. I think it’s safe to say he has integrated well into his new crew! 🐮

07/04/2026

We really enjoyed the rain we had in March but we do have a bit of flood fencing and crossings to fix!

Photo 1: it’s a bit hard to see in this photo but the mess of branches in the middle of the tree includes fence posts and wire wrapped in flood debris.

Photo 2: The fence has been pulled out from the top of the creek bank on this side all the way to where the long grass starts on the other side of the bank.

Photo 3: You can see some of the wire here, wrapped in flood debris, and if you look closely you may be able to see a couple of star pickets that got pulled out with the fence line.

Photo 4: It took this dam 10 years to fill after it was dug out, so there is a fence line going through the back part of the inlet from the paddock above it - I think we will keep the electric fence disconnected here for a little while longer lol

04/04/2026

Wishing everyone a Happy and safe Easter!

From all of us at Bunya Beef Grazing

26/03/2026

The Kumbia & District Charity Campdraft Ass Inc have made the difficult decision to postpone the draft due to concerns of fuel shortages. We’re proud to be a sponsor of this great local event, and we thank the Committee for their efforts - we hope the draft will be able to go ahead a bit later in the year, it’s a great weekend! 🤠

Although our draft is postponed, we would like to take the time to thank our AMAZING sponsors for this years draft. Without sponsorship our event doesn't run and we cannot be more grateful for the generosity of so many business'.

To our amazing cattle donors who were willing to allow us to travel & draft your cattle THANK YOU. No cattle = No Campdrafting. Thank you so much to the following families who were going to donate to our campdraft:
BOS Grazing
Winks Family
Greenup Family Greenup Eidsvold Station Santa Gertrudis
Kelly Family
James & Kristie Bargenquast
Jason Ellenden

And of course, our amazing transport crew. THANK YOU to Seilers Transport and Cross’s livestock transport for not only your large sponsorship contribution, but for ensuring that our cattle get to and from the draft safely each and every year. Great locals and great business' in our community who are willing to donate their time to be apart of our local event.

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU
🙏🙏🙏

15/03/2026

We finally got to empty the last of the rain gauges after last week’s rain! While we have plenty of fences and creek crossings to repair, the rain was much needed and has kicked off some beautiful new pasture growth which will put us in a good place going into winter. 🐮

It’s almost time to wean and the calves and their mums are looking good and enjoying the green pick. 🌱

I took the dogs for their afternoon walk and despite the overcast sky we still managed to snag some golden afternoon sunshine. Not a bad way to end the weekend! 🐕