We specialise in high-quality Galloway stud stock, including bulls and heifers for breeding, as well as steers for beef production. All our cattle are bred for calm temperaments and easy management, making them ideal for small farms.

Galloways produce beef with excellent marbling and moderate-sized cuts, perfect for private farms or small-scale operations. Their meat is high-quality, and their calm nature means they’re easier to manage during the process.

Stud stock are bulls and heifers meant for breeding, while steers are castrated males raised for beef production. Both types are available at Brush Farm depending on your needs.

Galloways typically come in three main colours: black, red, and dun (which ranges from brown to silver). In terms of patterns, they can be solid, belted (a white band around their middle), or white park (white with colored points like ears and eyes).

Each pattern offers the same excellent temperament and beef quality, so your choice can be based on personal preference or aesthetic. All patterns—solid, belted, and white park—are equally well-suited for both breeding and meat production

Yes, our core service is selling quality Galloway breeding stock. We provide bulls, heifers, and semen from top genetic lines to ensure your herd’s success in breeding programs.

While our primary focus is on producing top-quality Galloway cattle with excellent temperament and genetics, we are excited to have recently introduced the Piggott line from New Zealand. This line is known for its superior breeding traits, adding value to our existing stock. The Piggott line from New Zealand is well-regarded for its strong genetics, excellent fertility, and structural soundness. While it’s a new addition to our farm, it enhances our existing herd and provides an exciting option for farmers looking for top-tier breeding stock.

Absolutely! We’re here to help you every step of the way, from selecting the right cattle to offering guidance on farm management and land care.

Raising Galloways is straightforward. You’ll need suitable grazing land, fencing, and access to fresh water. Galloways are hardy and can adapt to various conditions, making them a great fit for small properties.

It typically takes about 18-24 months to raise Galloways for beef, depending on your specific management practices. Their easygoing nature makes the process less stressful compared to other breeds.

Yes! Galloways are known for being calm and adaptable, making them a great choice for new or small-acreage farmers. They require less intensive handling than other breeds and are excellent for those just starting out in cattle farming.

Galloways are versatile and can thrive in a variety of climates. Their double-layered coat helps them stay warm in cold weather, and they are well-suited for wetter regions like the Orara Valley.

You can contact us through our website or by phone to express interest. We’ll provide more information on pricing and availability as our breeding program expands.

Yes, we plan to offer Galloway breeding bulls known for their calm temperament and high-quality genetics. As our farm develops, we’ll share more details about availability.

We will be offering semen from our top Galloway bulls as part of our breeding program. Stay connected with us for updates on when semen will become available for sale.

You can contact us directly through our website or by phone. We’re happy to discuss your needs, current availability, and pricing for both stud stock and steers.

Yes, we can assist with organizing transport for your cattle. We ensure the cattle are safely delivered to your property, making the process seamless and stress-free.