Gallagher Animal Management

Gallagher Animal Management From the electric fence to the cloud, empowering farmers to protect what matters most. Gallagher products are sold in Australia through rural retail stores.

Since pioneering the first electric fencing system in New Zealand in 1938 - Gallagher has constantly led the way in innovative animal management systems that increase livestock productivity through grass management and animal monitoring systems. To find your nearest stockist visit https://search.am.gallagher.com/au/find-a-stockist

We will be at Lambex 2026.Come talk all things sheep from our EID scanningequipment to drafters and handlers.We can help...
03/06/2026

We will be at Lambex 2026.

Come talk all things sheep from our EID scanning
equipment to drafters and handlers.

We can help you manage your sheep's grazing and
help you build yards that stop even the most persistent
of sheep from trying to escape.

With the cold weather starting to set in it's time to protect your home against any unwanted guests. Our Goodnature trap...
03/06/2026

With the cold weather starting to set in it's time to protect your home against any unwanted guests.

Our Goodnature traps will keep pesky rodents out of your home without the risk to pets or young ones.

These traps have the ability to strike again and again, with the consistency and assurance your target will stay in the trap after being struck.

There is no concern over secondary poisoning, traps going off incorrectly, or a trap activating once, doing very little to solve your infestation problems.

02/06/2026

Are you using your Fault Finder properly?

You may not realise the little cap on your Fault Finder helpsto earth your tester to give you a more accurate reading.

Dean from North East Victoria is here to show you what a difference earthing your Finder makes so you can better measure the output of your electric fence.

Gallagher appoints Rob Clayton to lead next phase of global Animal Management growth.His appointment comes as Gallagher ...
02/06/2026

Gallagher appoints Rob Clayton to lead next phase of global Animal Management growth.

His appointment comes as Gallagher Animal Management builds on strong global momentum, including 47% growth over the past year and the tripling of eShepherdTM revenue.

The business has also expanded its agritech capability, made acquisitions in Europe and South Africa, and established Gallagher in Brazil.

Across Gallagher Group, the business is also on track to reach annual revenue of NZD $1 billion over the coming years.

Rob brings global agribusiness experience, practical farming background and existing knowledge of Gallagher Animal Management solutions to help lead the business through this next phase.

He grew up on a wheat, sheep and cattle farm near Coonamble in north-west New South Wales, Australia, where his family continues to farm today.

He spent 25 years with Nutrien, a global agricultural inputs and services business, progressing into senior leadership roles in Australia and the United States.

As Chief Executive, Rob will join Gallagher’s Group Executive Leadership Team when he starts in the role on 8 June 2026. He succeeds Dr. Lisbeth Jacobs, who led Gallagher Animal Management for more than four years.

Rob will lead the Gallagher Animal Management global team of more than 550 people, supporting farmers across major markets in more than 160 countries. He will be based in Melbourne and will spend regular time in New Zealand and key global markets.

We will be at Farmfest 2026!Come check out all the latest gear from Gallagher, including the Auto Weigher, that turns ev...
29/05/2026

We will be at Farmfest 2026!

Come check out all the latest gear from Gallagher, including the Auto Weigher, that turns every paddock into a weigh station.

We'll also have all our regular gear such as portable energizers, EID scanners, and mousetraps.

29/05/2026

Building an electric fence over a waterway?

North East Victoria Territory Manager Dean Paton is here to show you the benefits of our insulated line posts.

Since our insualted line posts can be set up anywhere, that includes the middle of waterways. Their strength and flexiblity let them take a hit in the event of a flood and their insulated core means your fence will hold charge even if it comes loose from the post.

So if you need to fence off a creek, it's time to put your gumboots on and grab some insulated line posts.

Our phones are now back online and the team are ready to take your calls.
20/05/2026

Our phones are now back online and the team are ready to take your calls.

Calls to our Australian Contact Centre are currently down due to a network issue. We're working with our provider to get...
20/05/2026

Calls to our Australian Contact Centre are currently down due to a network issue. We're working with our provider to get calls up and running again as soon as possible

05/05/2026

Use two stay assemblies to make a corner post.

The Mega Anchor stay uses the same pile configuration as the strainer post. You can set up a corner stay anywhere without needing heavy machinery.

Simply repeat the process of adding a stay post at a right angle and you have a corner stay ready to take the strain of your fence.

05/05/2026

Tom is back to show you how to add a stay to your Mega Anchor post.

If you're gonna to use a strainer post, you've gotta have a stay.

The Mega Anchor Stay Kit uses the same pile design to add a stay to your strainer post, making it fast and simple to install without heavy machinery.

If the Mega Anchor looked easy to install, you'll get the accompanying stay up even faster.

Address

65 Scanlon Drive
Melbourne, VIC
3076

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

1800425524

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