Grassdale Feedlot - Australia's biggest feedlot 

In a growing world we need to be more sustainable and by operating a feedlot in this manner only improves efficiency and as far as anyone who says the animals are not being cared for in a humane manner would not have very much knowledge in this industry. I am a feedlot owner in Iowa. Our number one concern is the care of our cattle and so would be the case here in this beautiful feedlot. Being sustainable means operating a business in the most efficient manner from farm to table in the most respectable way for the owner, the community and our world. I hope we can close the gap from the farm to the consumer in order to have better transparency in our industry.

Cattle look happy and well taken care of!!

Truly amazing👍 The Scale is immense and the corrals are clean and modern. Good job Grassdale👌💪

Awesome graphics of a modern state of the art facility !! Pens look great !!

Wow looks like a pretty good facility they've got there. I'm actually looking to get into this business hopefully one day I can own a place like this.

Verry cool feetlot

I would dispute the period of fattening is up to 400 days, that would be a complete money looser. 60 to 150 days is the usual fattening period for beef breeds. Looks very clean and well run.

Farmers care diligently for their animals, they love to grow food and share this natural protein with the world - it's better than ending up with famine and war during which stronger countries invade and steal from weaker countries. These Australian animals are well taken care of in farms run by farmers who care about what they are doing - having the cattle roaming out in the harsh, dry country, unsupervised, is an old fashioned and out of date form of Australian cattle farming. Many countries have to lock their animals up and hand feed them during the winter months - it's not unnatural at all, it's safer and kinder to the animals. Some countries have lots of rolling hills and grass but not much room overall. Australia has perfected dry country farming; we are an example to other countries who also suffer from poor land or lack of big rainfall. We have loads of room, so feed lots are away from housing and urban areas and the animals are sheltered, watered and fed, not left to survive alone. The only problem I have is when I see "government sponsored", which means government interference or see farming falling into the hands of foreign firms. Or worse see farms taken over by a few elitist types who will possibly monopolize food production or, in their idealistic, fanatical fervor, ruin modern farming and plunge the poorer people of world back into famine again. We all know that there are violent activists attacking farming based on their personal feelings, veganism, or some claim a sort or pagan religious fanaticism to "save the planet", they don't care about the needs of the poorer people of the world. Dangerous and foolish people. From what I hear these farms are regularly supervised regarding animal cruelty.

God must be so proud of us....

what are the main breeds that are in the feedlots?

Weniger Fleisch essen.Die armen Tiere

worker vs vegans

I think it's cruel

What a mess. Here in Ireland or cattle are grass fed which is much better system and way healthier meat at the end. These feedlots are anything but natural and should be outlawed. Let's hope these new environmental laws around the world stop these operations.

Sorry just a factory. Not humane

Poor cows

Horrendous