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Mudgee Feeders & Stockyards

Ballimore Welding supplies high-quality feeders and stockyards to properties across Mudgee and surrounding regions. With a deep understanding of local rural conditions, the team delivers gear that’s tough, reliable and ready for work.


All equipment—from hay and lick feeders to cattle and sheep yards—is fabricated using Australian steel and designed for practical use in mixed grazing and livestock handling. Their solutions are ideal for Mudgee’s hilly country and changing seasons, built to minimise waste and make yard work more efficient.


Call 0428 323 208 for expert advice or to request a quote delivered to your gate.


Built for Local Conditions

Whether you're working on sloped paddocks or clay flats, feeders and stockyards are built with strength and durability to suit Mudgee’s farming landscape and unpredictable weather patterns.


No Assembly Needed

All gear is fully welded and arrives ready to go. No fiddly bolts, no flat-pack stress—just load, unload and put it to work.


Fast, Flexible Delivery

Need your order delivered to the back of the property? Delivery options are available across Mudgee and surrounds, making it easy to get equipment where it’s needed, fast.


Our Services in Mudgee

Feeders

Purpose-built for Mudgee conditions, these fully welded feeders help reduce waste and withstand daily use. Choose from hay, trough or lick feeders designed to support efficient feeding across all seasons.

Stockyards

These heavy-duty stockyards are built to handle livestock flow on rural Mudgee properties. With modular layouts and welded cattle rail, they’re ideal for safe, stress-free cattle and sheep handling.

A Herd of Cows Are Drinking Water from A Trough in A Field — Ballimore Welding in Mudgee, NSW

Feeders in Mudgee

For Mudgee graziers dealing with seasonal dry spells and mixed livestock, quality feeders make a real difference. Choose from hay, trough and lick feeders—all fabricated using fully welded Australian steel.


Available in various sizes to suit cattle or sheep, these feeders are designed to reduce waste and withstand daily use, even in harsh paddock conditions. With strong skids, deep feeding areas and solid framing, they’re ideal for long-term use. Delivery is available throughout the Mudgee region, with reliable turnaround times.

Stockyards in Mudgee

Ballimore Welding’s heavy-duty stockyards are designed to handle the flow and weight of livestock common to Mudgee properties. Whether you’re upgrading sheep yards or building cattle pens from scratch, their welded panels and gates offer strength, safety and flexibility.


Made using 115 x 42 cattle rail, the yards are built to perform under pressure and in all weather. You’ll find smart design features like quick-latch gates and modular layouts to make setup and handling more efficient. A practical choice for Mudgee farms that need lasting infrastructure.

Two Sheep Are Standing Next to Each Other in A Cage — Ballimore Welding in Mudgee, NSW

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How thick should steel be for panels that handle bulls or rams?

    For bulls or aggressive rams, panels need to be made from heavy-duty steel - ideally with wall thickness of at least 2.5mm and strong RHS or cattle rail profiles. Lighter panels may bend or fail under pressure, especially at impact points like corners and gates. In high-pressure yard areas, reinforced rails and properly braced joins can make a major difference to safety and longevity. Always check weld integrity too - solid welds can help prevent twisting or separation when stock pushes hard.

  • What types of feeders help reduce push-and-shove during feeding?

    Feeder design plays a big role in controlling animal behaviour during feeding. Troughs with individual feeding spaces or side access rails can help reduce competition and jostling. Circular hay feeders with internal rings also space animals out and lower stress at mealtime. Sloped access panels and skids that keep feeders steady on uneven ground can further improve safety. If you’re feeding mixed herds or younger animals, using multiple feeders or split feeding zones is often the most effective solution.

  • Can feeders be delivered fully assembled or do they need to be built onsite?

    Most heavy-duty feeders are delivered fully welded and ready to go, which means no assembly is needed onsite. This not only saves time but ensures structural integrity and eliminates weak points from bolts or joins. However, larger orders or oversized troughs may be delivered in sections for easier transport. If that’s the case, professional welding or bolt-up assistance might be required. Always check dimensions and delivery access before placing an order, especially for remote or tight-access properties.