Written by Monica Haslet – Meda Station Over the Easter weekend we decided to take the kids out for a nice family ride for the first time. The result was not quite what we hoped for… instead of the nice fun little walk past the billabong, around the house and back to the horse yards, […]
Host: Meda Station Written by Monica Haslet, Manager’s Assistant – Meda Station A lot of cattle stations have their special cow, steer or what ever it may be. Generally he or she is a quiet poddy that was hand raised and has remained quiet for years. We are one of those stations and as it […]
Host: Meda Station Written by Monica Haslet, Manager’s Assistant – Meda Station As Troy mentioned in his first blog he had heard from a few people that when they have searched Meda on the internet they have could not find a lot of information. I have had a first hand experience of this and it […]
Host: Meda Station Written by Troy Haslet, Manager – Meda Station (This is part 3 of a 3-part series. Click here for part 1, and here for part 2). On Meda, weaners are stockpiled and fed hay while we get through a few breeder paddocks. When we finish those musters, it’s time to start processing […]
Host: Meda Station Written by Troy Haslet, Manager – Meda Station (This is part 2 of a 3-part series. Click here for part 1). Drafting days are the early-start days – we try to get out to the yard just before daylight. This is done so that at first light we can get started and […]
Host: Meda Station Written by Troy Haslet, Manager – Meda Station (This is part 1 of a 3-part series – click on the link above to find more stories from Meda Station). I have been racking my brain on what to write about and I have heard from a few people that when they search […]
