About Us
Welcome
Moorlands Bio-Dynamic Lamb is owned and managed by Vincent (Vince) Heffernan who is not only a 6th generation sheep grazier but also a noted expert on new forms of regenerative land management.
The farm, Moorlands, has been in the family for over 180 years. Moorlands is a 3,000 acre property in the southern tablelands fronting the Lachlan River. Its contrasting terrain includes lush green pastures, rolling hills and rocky hills where the only access is on foot.
Here we hope to give you some highlights of life on Moorlands.
Torrential rain floods the river
The Lachlan River flooding with huge amounts of rain. So far the house and buildings are still above water.
Vince featured on the ABC
The tree planting day was featured on the ABC with Vince (“Vinnie”) discussing biodiversity. To see the entire ABC Rural article click here.
Moving a mob of sheep to fresh paddocks
Vince and the dogs moving a mob of sheep down the road and through gates. Amazing to see how the sheep flow through the gates.
Moorlands Autumn views
There are a lot of poplar trees along Moorlands’ rivers and during autumn they turn a wonderful golden yellow. This short clip shows the trees closer to the homestead starting to turn while the trees out in a back paddocks are already golden.
Moorlands dogs working
The kelpie sheep dogs are working to muster 2,000 sheep through a single gate in to the yards.
Moorlands back shed and yards
Here is a brief flyover and look at the shed and yards located out the back of Moorlands. Its autumn so you’ll see the leaves on the poplars by the river have turned golden.
Moorlands homestead
Starting at the homestead and seeing past the river flats and on to the hills.
Take a brief trip flying over the sheep and paddocks
Starting at the base of the hill and sweeping over you see a view out over the hills with the homestead in the distance
Moorlands old and new woolshed
A short flyover comparing the old and new woolsheds. It ends with a view of the yards.
Bumpy ride
Bumpy ride on a quad bike through the paddocks. Notice there are 4 dogs on the back of the bike!
