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Darcy McKenzie from Yaralla Droughtmasters near Blackwater, QLD took to the stage in Roma, in front of more than 250 people at the Young Beef Producers Forum in November 2025, sharing his experience in the Advancing Beef Leaders Program. As part of the ABL group, Darcy helped create the booklet “So It’s Your First Rodeo,” designed to support those starting out in the beef industry, on a cattle station in particular....
Heading to a cattle station for the first time can feel daunting, especially when it comes to knowing what gear to pack. If you’re wondering what to bring to a cattle station, you’re not alone—many first-timers have the same question. With the help of RFTTE members and a few stations, we’ve put together a list of essential items and recommendations to make life easier. For example, if you’re flying in, you may be limited to one checked...
Take the time to identify your relevant skills, key achievements, and transferable skills that align with the requirements of the job ad. Research the company and business to understand their core activities, mission, and values, so you can tailor your application and interview responses accordingly. When tailoring your cover letter and resume, make sure your application aligns with the organisation's mission and culture to show genuine...
Looking for  farm jobs in Australia ? Australia’s national farming industry is a vital part of the country’s economy and culture. The ag industry is a rewarding sector for job seekers, offering a range of agricultural careers and job opportunities. Whether you’re after  seasonal farm work ,  fruit picking jobs , or other  rural jobs in Australia , this guide covers everything you need to know. Farm jobs in Australia present an exciting...
If you’ve ever dreamed of working in the heart of the Australian outback, cattle station jobs in Australia offer an experience like no other. From hands-on farm work to roles that develop life skills and independence, these positions are perfect for adventurous job seekers looking to immerse themselves in rural life. Why Consider Cattle Station Jobs in Australia? Working on a cattle station is more than just a job – it’s a lifestyle....
A station hand’s day-to-day operations typically involve a range of practical tasks on large agricultural properties. These include mustering, fencing, machinery maintenance, and general property upkeep. Station hands work directly with animals, such as cattle and sheep, often outdoors in varying weather conditions, to ensure their care and management. The role also requires a commitment to the values of sustainable agriculture....
Ben Reardon at Stanbroke’s Kamilaroi Station, QLD Ben Reardon was the Head Stockman at Kamilaroi Station, one of Stanbroke’s 7 stations in far north Queensland, altogether comprising over 1.2 million hectares of prime grazing country. Kamilaroi Station is located on the traditional lands of the Gamilaraay people, near the Leichhardt River in northern Queensland. The main building at Kamilaroi Station stands as a testament to its rich...