Graze Tour with Smoko - It's a half a day experience
It is a magical tour where you can get up close to the nature, the animals and the people who live here.
Starts 8.30am - 12.30pm
Available Saturday & Monday
Horse safety, brushing, feeding & education (no riding)
Home Made Scones, Jam & Cream
Farm Drive Tour
Learn about all things country
Available Saturday & Monday
Horse safety, brushing, feeding & education (no riding)
Home Made Scones, Jam & Cream
Farm Drive Tour
Learn about all things country
Smoko
Meet and greet us on our beef cattle station, we are a local grazier family on our beef cattle station. Learn about how we manage the land and our stock while you graze a delicious home baked morning tea at the homestead. It is usually fresh scones with jam and cream but can be cake or slices gluten and dairy free scones also available - be sure to tell us at time of booking.
After your cuppa go on the farm drive tour. |
In the Paddocks
You'll see cattle grazing when we drive you around the farm and you can see for yourself how we care for the cattle and the land.
We take the time to explain our rotational grazing farm practices. See regenerative grazing first hand. Enjoy seeing the wide open spaces and free animals. |
We fatten cattle and people at Myella.
The Graze Tour suits people with mobility issues - whether this be a wheelchair, crutches or prams. People of all ages love it, from those who lived on the land to those having their first ever farm visit.
This educational tour is run at a leisurely pace for those who love to chat and ask questions. It is the only Myella tour which includes a meal, hence the "grazing" name.
First we take the time to get you know you and you will figure out quickly you can ask us anything. We offer a horse education session, brushing and feeding - not riding.
We take a break and get to know each other more over a cuppa. Olive and Lyn will cook you something fresh for morning tea like scones while we chat and graze.
At the homestead there is a large map, study this mural before the call of “All aboard”, then take your seat or take the standing option and we'll take you in our station vehicle and guide you across the 1100 hectare station.
The farm tour is a gentle drive over the farm roads. See regenerative grazing first hand. Judge for yourself the benefits to the cattle and land. We take the time to explain our rotational grazing practices. Learn how the cattle graze the land and how Myella is managed with the view to nurture the ecosystem.
Get an insight into the operations of the farm, water supply, animals and vegetation both native and introduced. If the season is right season, you'll get to graze on some bush tucker.
The cattle provide the perfect excuse to stop for a photo, improve your knowledge about these herd animals. The cattle seem to love the attention.
This Grazing Tour finishes as you open the gate and release the chickens, letting them free range graze over the garden.
By the time we return it will be 12.30pm
WHAT TO BRING:
This educational tour is run at a leisurely pace for those who love to chat and ask questions. It is the only Myella tour which includes a meal, hence the "grazing" name.
First we take the time to get you know you and you will figure out quickly you can ask us anything. We offer a horse education session, brushing and feeding - not riding.
We take a break and get to know each other more over a cuppa. Olive and Lyn will cook you something fresh for morning tea like scones while we chat and graze.
At the homestead there is a large map, study this mural before the call of “All aboard”, then take your seat or take the standing option and we'll take you in our station vehicle and guide you across the 1100 hectare station.
The farm tour is a gentle drive over the farm roads. See regenerative grazing first hand. Judge for yourself the benefits to the cattle and land. We take the time to explain our rotational grazing practices. Learn how the cattle graze the land and how Myella is managed with the view to nurture the ecosystem.
Get an insight into the operations of the farm, water supply, animals and vegetation both native and introduced. If the season is right season, you'll get to graze on some bush tucker.
The cattle provide the perfect excuse to stop for a photo, improve your knowledge about these herd animals. The cattle seem to love the attention.
This Grazing Tour finishes as you open the gate and release the chickens, letting them free range graze over the garden.
By the time we return it will be 12.30pm
WHAT TO BRING:
- Hat
- 600ml water bottle
- Sunscreen
- Insect repellent
- Cushion to sit on (optional)
- Swimming costume and towel in case you want a dip in the pool when you return.
