Local Lime in Beeac VIC

Brucknell Lime is a family owned and operated business for over 30 years. Brucknell Lime has a variety of limestone materials, whether it be for spreading on your paddocks as fertilizer, laying on tracks or in sheds for base material. We have a quality product with competitive prices. We supply agricultural lime to a wide variety of farmers.

Brucknell Lime is a family owned and operated business for over 30 years. Brucknell Lime has a variety of limestone materials, whether it be for spreading on your paddocks as fertilizer, laying on tracks or in sheds for base material. We have a quality product with competitive prices. We supply agricultural lime to a wide variety of farmers.

Mount Shadwell Quarry was established in 1920 primarily to provide railway ballast as a source of material for road construction. It has operated for many years under the control of previous Shire of Mortlake and now shire of Moyne and supplies the south west region with various scoria products for road and farm tract construction, drainage and landscaping material are sold by volume.

Whether you are looking for concreting, paving, sand pit, rendering, filter, granite, power, river or brick sands, you've come to the right spot. We operate 3 of our own sand quarries, which gives us a distinct advantage over our competitors. So whether you need it in a bag or in bulk, we can help.

Our friendly staff has a broad knowledge of the product range and a solid understanding of the landscaping and transport industries. We are only too happy to help you organise your next project.

So there’s no problem he hasn’t seen, and no problem, Logan Contracting can’t solve for you. We offer a range of farm contracting services including effluent management, crop cultivation, soil rejuvenation and more. Come hay season you want an experienced team to maximise the bales you get from your paddocks.

Farmgate Stockfeeds began life in 1993 after Managing Director Mathew Logan took a voluntary redundancy from his job with Telecom. Mathew used his redundancy as a deposit on his first truck and used it to supply whole grain to the family farm and his surrounding neighbours. Office Manager Tammi Logan came on to the scene in early 1994.