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Our Beautiful Belties

The distinctive 'belt' marks the naturally polled, adaptable and hardy breed of the Belted Galloway. The Belted Galloway originated in South-West Scotland and adapts readily to the diverse Australian conditions. With colourings of black, dun and red, the distinctive white belt is a prominant feature of the Belted Galloway breed. The adaptability and fertility, coupled with a long life span makes the Belted Galloway an excellent choice for your farming operation. See our website for enquiries.
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Getting some color into our herd!!
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Feeding the Belties hay by car light #WarialdaBeef
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Gorgeous Belted Galloway illustration by our biggest daughter, Artist Tai Snaith #warialdabeef
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Winter has finally arrived at Clonbinane
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Our beautiful belties in Meaty matters | Hospitality Magazine
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Our Belties photographed by @Essjayeff
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Some of our Belties being filmed for Wallis & Ed's 'Wild Weeds and Wine" at @Melbourne Food and Wine Festival spectacular
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We haven't had rain for ages, so luckily Allen has The Orange Tractor in full swing for keeping the Belties fed