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Bathurst Stockyards & Feeders

Ballimore Welding supplies tough, reliable livestock equipment to rural properties across Bathurst and surrounding regions. Known for quality workmanship and practical solutions, Ballimore specialises in feeders and stockyards that are made to handle local conditions.


Whether you’re feeding a small herd or building out a full yard system, their gear is designed for longevity, ease of use and daily farm life. All products are made using Australian steel and backed by years of hands-on experience.


With custom fabrication available and a focus on real customer outcomes, Ballimore Welding continues to support Bathurst landowners with stock gear that works.


Call 0428 323 208 to get a quote or ask about delivery to your area.


Made to Suit Bathurst Blocks

From flat open paddocks to sloped grazing blocks, feeders and yard setups are built to suit your property—not just a standard template. Measurements, materials and layout advice are all part of the service.


Heavy-Duty, Australian Steel

Equipment is fabricated from quality local steel and fully welded for strength. There are no thin panels, rust-prone bolts or flimsy builds—just livestock equipment that holds up in the long run.


Delivery Available to Your Gate

Whether you're near town or further out, Ballimore Welding can arrange delivery direct to your property. It’s one less job on your list—and your gear shows up ready to work.

Our Services in Bathurst

Feeders

Built for daily paddock use, our heavy-duty feeders minimise waste and protect supplements from the elements. Choose from hay, trough or lick feeders in sizes and styles to suit all stock types.

Stockyards

Designed for safety, flow and strength, these fully welded stockyards are built using Australian cattle rail. Panels, gates and components suit both cattle and sheep, with flexible options for new or existing setups.

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Feeders in Bathurst

Feeding systems need to do more than just hold grain - they need to stand up to daily use, reduce waste and keep supplements clean. Ballimore Welding supplies cattle and sheep feeders across Bathurst, including hay feeders, trough feeders and lick feeders.


Each unit is made to resist tipping, minimise spoilage and handle real farm wear and tear. Whether you’re supplementing in dry weather or feeding mobs through winter, these feeders are designed for long-term results, with delivery and custom sizing available to suit your needs.

Stockyards in Bathurst

Building or upgrading stockyards in Bathurst? Ballimore Welding offers fully welded panels, gates and components made from heavy-duty cattle rail. Designed for safe handling and long-term strength, these yard systems are ideal for cattle, sheep and mixed stock operations.


Whether you're setting up a new raceway or replacing tired gear, Ballimore can supply practical, local-ready solutions that are built for purpose. Everything is fabricated with real use in mind - easy to install, strong under pressure, and ready to work straight out of the truck.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What finish is best to prevent rust in high-moisture areas?

    For livestock equipment exposed to moisture - like troughs, feeders or yard panels in flood-prone or coastal zones - fully welded galvanised steel is the go-to. It offers maximum corrosion resistance and won't flake or peel like painted finishes. Hot-dip galvanising is especially effective, as it coats the entire surface (inside and out) and chemically bonds with the steel. It's built to withstand mud, rain and long-term outdoor exposure without the need for constant touch-ups. Powder coating might look good initially, but once scratched, rust creeps in fast - making galvanised the smarter, longer-lasting option.

  • How do you anchor stockyard panels to prevent movement on uneven ground?

    Uneven terrain can make stockyard panels shift, bow or even collapse under pressure - especially with larger animals. Anchoring starts with choosing panels that have heavy-duty feet or ground pins. On sloped or rocky sites, it’s worth welding in stabilising bars or setting posts in concrete at key corners. Some setups use angled braces or integrated joiners to keep the yard rigid, even without a dead-flat base. Flexibility in your layout matters too - modular systems with adjustable connectors are better suited to rugged paddocks than fixed templates.

  • How can better feeder design reduce grain or supplement loss?

    Feeders designed with deep troughs, anti-rub bars, and weather guards can dramatically cut down on spillage, trampling and waste. Low-sided feeders might be easier for animals to reach, but they often result in feed being scattered and spoiled - especially in wet or windy conditions. Good designs funnel feed inward and create space for multiple animals without competition. For lick blocks, sturdy compartments prevent livestock from knocking them loose or pushing them into the dirt. The right design saves money over time by keeping more feed in the animal and less on the ground.