Preg testing is always a milestone in the production calendar, and this year delivered results that reflect the consistency and effort invested across the program.

Following an intense storm that struck the farm in January 2025, part of the woolshed roof was peeled away, exposing internal timbers and structural beams to the elements. While the damage was confronting, quick action was taken at the time, with a large tarp installed to protect the building and prevent further deterioration.

After six years of careful planning, dreaming, and collaboration, we’re proud to announce that the first phase of the conservation pilot program at the heritage-listed Windy Station Woolshed is officially underway with a September start date.

The sun dipped behind the Liverpool Range, leaving that magical golden tint on Windy’s paddocks as our guests at The Dinner Party took their seats for an unforgettable evening.

In May 2024, the Windy Station team welcomed the RB Sellars creative crew for a day that was as much about celebrating Australian craftsmanship as it was about showcasing the landscape we call home.

At the end of April, we carried out a routine faecal egg count (FEC) on our bulls as part of our ongoing animal health monitoring program. This involved collecting random faecal samples from a few bulls in each paddock, with careful records of where each sample came from. These samples were then sent to a Sydney-based lab for analysis.