Bendigo

Bendigo Agriculture

Bendigo’s agricultural network reaches from working vineyards and family-grown produce to the suppliers, irrigation specialists and contractors that support farms across the surrounding districts. Around the city, growers and rural enterprises combine production with practical services, including wholesale food supply, stockfeed, animal-health products, water systems and fencing.

This directory highlights a representative selection of enterprises in Bendigo, Marong, Huntly, Maiden Gully and nearby service areas. Appointment arrangements and trading conditions vary, so direct contact is useful when planning a visit, order or farm project.

🍇 Growers & Primary Producers

Burnt Acre Vineyard

Located just outside Bendigo at Marong, Burnt Acre Vineyard grows Shiraz vines that are around 50 years old and produces small-batch wines. Visits, tastings and vineyard experiences are available by appointment only, making it a useful local example of production and direct visitor engagement working together.

211 O’Sullivans Road, Marong, Victoria 3515. ☎ +61 419 582 106

La Terrazza Vineyard

This boutique vineyard at Huntly, north of Bendigo, grows Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon and completes its wine production on site, including crushing, manufacturing, bottling and labelling. On-site wine sales are by appointment, offering a direct connection between local grape growing and finished product.

17 Gungurru Road, Huntly, Victoria 3551. ☎ (03) 5448 8393

Bendigo Fresh

Based at Maiden Gully, Bendigo Fresh is a family-owned wholesale fruit and vegetable supplier drawing produce from its family farm and from regional growers. It provides wholesale ordering and delivery from Monday to Saturday, connecting local and regional production with wholesale customers.

Schumackers Lane, Maiden Gully, Victoria 3551. ☎ 03 4410 3136

🌾 Rural Supplies, Agronomy & Livestock Support

Elders Bendigo

Elders Bendigo provides agricultural services and rural products through its local agribusiness branch. Its listed team includes a broadacre agronomist, wool agent, livestock agents, a livestock manager and a farm and rural supplies manager, giving producers access to several types of rural expertise through one Bendigo service point.

Bendigo, Victoria.

CEPA Farm Supplies

CEPA Farm Supplies serves Bendigo and regional Victoria with practical farm products including stockfeed, supplements, animal-health products, bulk fuel and general farm merchandise. Its range is suited to producers and smallholders seeking a local supply point for routine farm requirements.

4–10 Stanley Street, Bendigo, Victoria 3550. ☎ (03) 5443 6072

💧 Irrigation & Water Systems

Midland Irrigation

Midland Irrigation is a Bendigo supplier serving rural, residential and commercial customers. The business supplies irrigation systems and equipment and states that its Bendigo operation provides design, installation, maintenance and repair services, supporting both new water-system projects and ongoing upkeep.

84–86 Strickland Road, Bendigo. ☎ 03 5442 5655

Irrigear Bendigo

Operating from Golden Square, Irrigear Bendigo serves Bendigo, the Goldfields and surrounding Victorian districts. Its agricultural offering includes irrigation-system design and installation, alongside pump maintenance, servicing and repairs. This combination supports producers managing both water delivery infrastructure and essential pumping equipment.

176 Woodward Road, Golden Square, Bendigo, Victoria 3555. ☎ 03 5441 4199; ☎ 03 5443 7240

🛠️ Farm Contractors & Infrastructure

Bullock Creek Contracting

Bullock Creek Contracting is a family-run Bendigo fencing contractor specialising in farm, horse and pet fencing. The business works across the Bendigo, Mount Alexander and Loddon regions, providing a locally focused option for property owners planning or maintaining fencing infrastructure.

Bendigo, Victoria; servicing the Bendigo, Mount Alexander and Loddon regions.

Bendigo’s growers and vineyards rely on a practical web of suppliers, water specialists, rural advisers and contractors, while wholesale operators help move primary produce into broader markets. Together, these businesses show the range of agricultural work connected with the city and its surrounding production areas.

Relevant local producers, suppliers, contractors and agricultural groups are welcome to add or update a listing with their specialisms, service area and direct contact details.

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