Managing livestock in rural areas or during temporary operations can be challenging. A portable cattle yard provides a perfect solution, offering flexibility and durability for livestock management. We design these systems for easy assembly, making them ideal for cattle yards and sheep yards.
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At DB Fencing, we provide high-quality galvanised cattle panels, designed and manufactured for the specific needs of farmers. Whether you need a 1.8m x 2.1m cattle panel or customized setups, our products guarantee high quality and efficiency.
Our cattle yard panels are built using galvanized RHS steel, ensuring long-lasting durability. Key specifications include:
Our 1.8m x 2.1m cattle panels are modular, allowing for customized setups:
These features make our systems a portable or permanent fencing solution.
Portable cattle yards are perfect for:
With rounded edges, smoothed welds, and heavy-duty gates, DB Fencing products prioritize livestock safety and handler convenience.
A rural customer in Queensland used our 1.8m x 2.1m cattle panels to create temporary grazing enclosures. We reduced setup time by 40%, ensuring efficient operations.
Our hot-dipped galvanisation process guarantees a durable finish:
Our galvanised cattle panels provide long-term savings by reducing maintenance costs. Key benefits include:
We offer tailored setups to meet unique farm needs, whether for small-scale sheep yards or large-scale cattle yards.
A farm in New South Wales purchased 50 cattle panels and reduced project costs by 20% through bulk discounts.
A friendly customer in South Australia assembled 60 panels in two days, saving time during peak grazing operations.
DB Fencing is a direct supplier, offering top-quality products to rural and local customers. With over a decade of experience, we understand the unique needs of Australian farms.
DB Fencing’s transportable cattle yards provide a reliable and durable solution for livestock management. Our panels are 1.8m high and 2.1m wide with modular designs and affordable prices, making them ideal for both temporary and permanent farm use. Contact us today to learn more or request a quote.
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A: Portable Cattle Yards by Commander Agriculture are designed and manufactured yard systems that provide premium solutions for farmers. They are ideal for effective cattle handling, allowing for easy movement and management of livestock.
A: Our yard systems can be customised to accommodate different sizes, including 10 head, 55 head, and even 100 head of cattle, depending on your specific needs and space.
A: Our cattle yards are made from quality Australian steel that is galvanised to ensure durability and longevity, making them perfect for Australian conditions.
A: Absolutely! The cattle yard design can be tailored to your specific requirements. You can design round yards, force yards, or layout cattle crush and cattle loading ramp areas according to your farm’s needs.
A: Our cattle yards include features like heavy-duty cattle gates, secure latches, and well-designed cattle loading ramps that enhance ease of assembly and facilitate smooth cattle handling.
A: The design of our yard systems promotes efficient stock flow and enhances cattle behaviour, making it easier for farmers to manage their livestock effectively and safely during drafting and loading.
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A: Yes, the cattle yards are designed for ease of assembly. They can be set up quickly, allowing you to move them around your farm according to your operational needs.
A: Safety is paramount in our cattle yard design. The use of sturdy materials, secure cattle gates, and well-thought-out layouts ensures that your livestock remain safe during handling and movement.
A: Our cattle loading ramps are designed with great attention to detail, providing a gentle slope that minimizes stress during loading, facilitating smooth transitions for your cattle, and promoting overall animal welfare.
A: Commander Agriculture is proudly Australian owned and offers value for money with high-quality, durable cattle yard systems that are designed to meet the unique challenges of Australian farming.
Their old yards on the farm had rotten timber boards, rotten poles, and portable steel panels that were twitched together with wire. The yards were a foot deep in mud nine months of the year, so they didn't flow very well and had caused a lot of stress in the animals and temperament issues in their younger stock.
So, Toby and Riley started researching options for new cattle yards and got quotes from quite a few different companies. This is when they discovered Te Pari. They enquired via the Te Pari website and Almanzo, Te Pari’s Australian Sales Manager rang them back within a couple of days.
“Almanzo was really good and discussed the different things that we wanted. Something that we really wanted was the adjustable race and the other brands that we had quoted before hadn't been able to provide us with anything to do with adjustable races. And yeah, Te Pari could do that for us, so that was a real winner for us. And being that we are so close to the ocean we really wanted everything to be hot dip galvanised, and that's a standard with Te Pari.” Said Toby.
The adjustable race, also referred to by Te Pari as “Calf Reducers” is a popular feature that appeals to many farmers who run a variety of stock sizes. Te Pari’s Calf Reducer system allows the user to narrow the width of the race by moving race side panels in. The system is quick and easy to adjust and prevents calves from turning around in the race.
The expert team at Te Pari have over 25 years of experience building cattle yards and they know a thing or two about how to maximise cattle flow through yards. The specialist yard consultants at Te Pari visit each farm to plan the best site, positioning of pens, gates, race and load out and then their inhouse CAD design team draw up concept plans to help each customer visualise the plan. Toby and Riley have been really impressed with how well their new yards flow.
“The yards were designed so animals can come in from both sides of the farm. They flow really well in two directions. It's just so easy coming out of the crush into the three-way draft there that runs off the cables on the back of the crush. It doesn't really get much easier than that. It's one of the better drafts I think we've ever used.” Said Toby.
The long, curved S-Race design encourages cattle to flow through the yards easily. It is great for drenching with a 1.2m wide catwalk made from durable FRP grating and a comfortable rail height for access. The working area around the catwalk is cattle-free so Toby, Riley and their equipment are safe from cattle. The circular forcing gate is operated by a handle you can reach from the catwalk so there’s no need to get in with the cattle to load the race.
The Te Pari Crush that Toby and Riley choose features 3-piece side access gates, vet access area at the rear, parallel side squeeze, anti-backing bar, reliable C head bail, easy to use slam latches on all gates and a rubber floor. In front of the crush is a 3-way drafting module that’s controlled by cables hooked up to the back of the crush.
“We went with the Te Pari crush as well with the load bars underneath it. You know, that was a real no brainer in today's age. It's unreal the way that works. And the crush has got the rubber floor in it which I think helps a lot as well, with the noise around the crush and keeps everything calm when it's in there.” Said Toby.
Toby and Riley really like the slam latches on the gates in their new yards. Te Pari yards have nylon sleeved slam latches that are super quiet to help keep animals calm and stress free. The gates are easy to use and latch easily from either side. The strike plate is extremely compact with rounded edges to prevent stock damage or bruising.
“With the slam latches on the gates that makes things so quick, so safe. You know, we pride ourselves on the temperament of our cattle, but you know, when you've got a heifer calving or a crook animal, they can turn pretty quick. And having those slam latches really, really does help in a situation like that. The man gates in the yards are a huge time saver for us too. We can dart in and around mobs and not go through those bigger gates with the pressure on them from the cows.” Said Toby.
The Te Pari team coordinates and oversees the earthworks for many of their customers. If the farmer wants to do the earthworks themselves, then Te Pari’s project management team supply a concrete plan so that the site works for the yard area can be prepared the way they want it.
Customers can choose how much of the working area they want concreted. All Te Pari cattle yards have at least the forcing pen and race concreted. This prevents the main traffic areas getting muddy and provides a safer and cleaner working environment. Te Pari can supply and place the concrete for the site as part of the turnkey project to some areas.
Toby and Riley are happy with how their Te Pari Yards were installed.
“The whole yards are bolted down rather than concreted in and that's a massive time saver when it comes to building the yards, we were able to do the concreting before, and then the Te Pari guys came in and bolted the yards on top. They haven't moved at all, and the bolts are all still in, nothing's bent, nothing's rattled, nothing wobbles. It's all been really good. And they've had a lot of pressure on them. We've put a lot of cattle through them now, and they haven't faulted one bit.
There was never anything left in the lurch with Te Pari. They were always really great communicators, and there was never any stress or question. They were on time. At the time when we ordered the yards, all the other ones that we quoted were so far back. And I think with Te Pari, if we ordered them when we did, we could have them within four to six weeks. It was huge benefit to us. Yeah, it was massive.
Everyone should have good yards, it’s a lot easier on the livestock and a lot easier on them, and it should be.” Said Toby.