Cattle of all ages for sale
Visits are welcome to inspect stock for sale, or just to come and see what we have, but please phone us first so we are prepared.
EADON FARM
High-quality livestock for sale makes all the difference
Eadon Farm comprises over 220 acres of hay country and rolling hills situated in Kaukapakapa in North Auckland.
As a breeder, Eadon Farm specialises in sheep and cattle; The Eadon Highland cattle and Magna Poll Dorset sheep. These two breeds are wonderfully suited alike to New Zealand commercial farms and lifestyle properties. Sheep and cattle are excellent to co-farm as they complement each other with best farming practice.
There are many factors that contribute to excellence in breeding and having high-quality livestock for sale. Good temperament is vital in our selection of animals to breed from and also to sell, along with good conformation and handling both for animal health and training.
Animal health for both our cattle (bulls, heifers, calves) and sheep (rams, ewes and lambs) studs is important to us, with regular handling and stock movements, and a local vet available when needed.
Our TB status is C10 - November 2016
Our Fold has rolling hills of mixed pastures; high quality grazing paddocks and rough pasture help produce some of New Zealand’s finest Highland Cattle livestock for sale. A Heritage breed from Scotland, NZ highland cattle love grazing rough pasture and are ideal for helping “knock” it into order.
For over 10 years, Eadon Fold has provided livestock sales to discerning buyers. We welcome your visit – but please call beforehand - to view our wonderful fold of cattle and talk to us about our studs: bulls, cows, calves, steers and sheep.
Recent News
Posted on May 10, 2017
Highland Cattle Handling Facility
Safety on the farm has become increasingly important over the past few years, with serious injuries and occasionally farmer deaths recorded while working with cattle of all breeds. For this reason alone it is worthwhile looking at your cattle handling facilities.
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Posted on May 11, 2017
Handy Hints - Water Supply
Running a farm often calls upon kiwi ingenuity and a few number 8 wires alright. Here are a couple of hints about water supply and controlling thistles.
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Posted on May 11, 2017
FOSTERING A CALF TO A HIGHLAND COW
We found out that Highland cows will not accept a foster calf. We therefore resigned ourselves to getting the cow and calf into the yards twice a day until weaning.
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