Ranfurly Agriculture is situated 172 kilometres north of Perth, Western Australia and just 10 kilometres south of the town of Moora.
Founded in 1941, Ranfurly Agriculture comprises 4510 hectares (11,140 acres) of prime land used for broadacre cropping, sheep and pine plantations.
Our clients rely on us to produce high quality grain and deliver on service. We not only have an excellent reputation for maintaining high standards, we have a strong commitment to land conservation.
Founded in 1941, Ranfurly Agriculture comprises 4510 hectares (11,140 acres) of prime land used for broadacre cropping, sheep and pine plantations.
Our clients rely on us to produce high quality grain and deliver on service. We not only have an excellent reputation for maintaining high standards, we have a strong commitment to land conservation.
Cropping
Our cropping program is comprised of 2259 hectares of wheat, barley, canola, lupins and oaten hay in 2010.
Sheep Production
We currently stock 5,500 adult sheep of which 3,500 are ewes. Approximately two thirds of the ewes are Merino joined to Merino or Poll Dorsett sires. The remaining third of the ewes are cross-bred ewes joined to Poll Dorsett rams. Our shearing takes place in March.
Agroforestry
At Ranfurly Agriculture we are committed to the establishment and management of forests on our property not only for the benefit of increased productivity, but also for the social outcomes and the ecological goods and services provided by it. The biodiversity in agroforestry systems is typically higher than in conventional agricultural systems and creates a more complex habitat that can support a wider variety of birds, insects and other animals.
Our cropping program is comprised of 2259 hectares of wheat, barley, canola, lupins and oaten hay in 2010.
Sheep Production
We currently stock 5,500 adult sheep of which 3,500 are ewes. Approximately two thirds of the ewes are Merino joined to Merino or Poll Dorsett sires. The remaining third of the ewes are cross-bred ewes joined to Poll Dorsett rams. Our shearing takes place in March.
Agroforestry
At Ranfurly Agriculture we are committed to the establishment and management of forests on our property not only for the benefit of increased productivity, but also for the social outcomes and the ecological goods and services provided by it. The biodiversity in agroforestry systems is typically higher than in conventional agricultural systems and creates a more complex habitat that can support a wider variety of birds, insects and other animals.
