We’re gearing up for the main 2018 avo harvest & our little babies are looking goooood…..!!
Our very first pick of new avocado variety Maluma Hass. The fruit is generally larger, more creamy, with a smaller stone & a rougher skin than the original Hass. The skin still changes from green to purply-black when ripe. Try them if you get the chance!
Phew!…..we managed to bale the hay off just before the Easter rain showers. Plenty in stock. All Rhodes grass hay. Large Squares $130 ~ Rounds $35 ~ Bulk orders only!
Our new dam was built late 2017. After some fantastic rain its now full & ready for irrigation….not that we need to at the moment!! 
Heading Rhodes Grass seed with a Cat Lexion combine harvester at Kairi. Cutting and windrowing grass behind the header to cure for baling using a Massey Ferguson WR9760 Windrower.
Kairi township & stunning Mt Bartle Frere in the background.
Happy New Year to you all!! Fresh in from the paddock is our Premium Rhodes Grass 3’x4′ bales. $40 each incl GST. Beautiful, lush, & leafy…. your cows & horses will love you for it. BULK ORDERS ONLY (80+ BALES). Phone Ricardo 0414 604 974 to place an order.
We all know its dry out there….. so now is the time to order your stock feed hay for the coming spring months. We’ve just filled our shed with beautiful fresh Finecut Rhodes hay in round & large square bales.
Get your order in before it runs out!! Selling by the semi-load only…!!
How’s this for a great new service on the Tablelands………Cassowary Coast business Ritchie Plastics will come to your farm to collect used chemical drums & fertiliser bags for recycling!!
Finally a smart & efficient way to dispose of your farm’s waste plastics with minimal hassle for you the farmer while complying with Quality Assurance requirements. You will receive a drumMUSTER receipt for drums & a receipt for your bags.
Call James Ritchie 0408 778 654 or email ritchieplastics@gmail.com & spread the word….!!
Thousands of baled fertiliser bags ready for recycling.
Well…. will wonders never cease? Who would have thought a wool sock could ripen an avocado? Gotta get one of these & try it out. Could be just the fix all us avo addicts need..!!!
Check this Canadian invention out at avocado sock
Here we are… hard at it again… this time heading seed and cutting hay! Matt’s driving the combine harvester & Ricardo mower conditioning hay.
