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2025 Field Days

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Tuesday 18 August - Thursday 20 August 2026

134 Black Jack Road, Gunnedah, NSW.

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Henty Machinery Field Days

Tuesday 22 September - Thursday 24 September 2026

563 Borenore Rd, Borenore NSW.

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Ordering a Brand or Earmarking Pliers? Check This First.

Every state has different registration requirements, and we need specific information before we can start manufacturing. Download our checklist so you know exactly what to send us - it's the fastest way to avoid delays on your order.

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What Every State Needs Before We Can Manufacture Your Brand or Earmarking Pliers

Registering a brand or earmark works differently depending on where you are, and we need specific paperwork before we can start manufacturing. Our new guide walks through exactly what's required in your state, so your order isn't held up waiting on registration details.

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Morrissey & Co have welcomed their fifth generation into the family blacksmithing business.

For more than 150 years, a blacksmith called Morrissey has forged on the Western Downs of Queensland, and from its workshop in Jandowae, Morrissey & Co has remained at the global forefront of cattle-handling equipment. Each generation to take to the anvil has bettered the work and welfare of pastoralists and their livestock....

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Origin Story of the Morrissey Hydraulic Crush

My name is Greg Rolfe, and I run Rolfe Designs with my wife Neiliya, not far from Armidale, NSW. Let's take a step back in time to my childhood. I grew up on a farm called "Wheelholme," between Springsure and Tambo, where we raised cross-breed cattle. Life on the farm involved a lot of tough, slow, and sometimes dangerous work like branding calves and dealing with uncooperative bulls with only basic wooden equipment...

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Old school craftmanship: Morrissey & Co finds 1920s wooden calf cradle still in use.

The Morrissey family has been hand-forging cattle handling equipment and brands on the Darling Downs since the 1800s.


Their calf-cradles and irons can be found on stations all over Australia, and even on iconic ranches in America.


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Deciphering the cryptic code of cattle brands.

Beyond simple marks of identification and deterrents to cattle theft, brands have evolved into a language of their own.

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