Due to Covid-19 and our current family health situation (Lyn's mother, Olive has dementia) we are not taking any holiday, camping or tour bookings. We are still taking accommodation bookings for local workers, however no meals are available and our self catering facilities are not available for use. We love hosting guests and it has been our way of life since 1993. We hope to host you here some time in the future.

Our Farm 

We endeavour to work in harmony with the land.  Our goal is to successfully produce food while continuing to maintain a healthy balance between the native plants, wildlife and healthy soil.
Myella is a beef cattle farm that was established in 1937 initially as a dairy farm.  One beef animal feeds a family of 5 for one year and now at Myella we consume one animal in 4 months whilst we provide meals for our guests.

Our Farm Produces

Cattle are sold for the beef markets in Australia and the beef is also exported to Japan, Korea and USA and sometimes the cattle are sold to other farmers.  

We supply our own produce of beef and a number of fruit and vegetables.  Plus the chickens the unsung heroes of the farm always producing eggs for us to enjoy.
We have over 40 kms of fences.  The property has good water supply from a scheme reticulation throughout the 18 paddocks. There are three dams we pump water from using solar panels and we also use a diesel pump if the solar pump can't keep up the water supply.
​The land is good for grazing stock but the rain fall is not reliable enough for crops.  Most farmers in this area grow beef cattle and only a few grow wheat and cotton.

Man's Best Friend

 A working dog is a very useful team member to help move cattle.  Carl has a cattle dog in training, her name is Shadow. 
Our work ute has a fire fighting, weed control and fencing equipment.
This tractor helps build the fences, lift heavy things, bury water pipes, fight fires and is a heavy work horse.

Myella Farm Mud Map