New Aussie website makes finding agistment easier than ever

David Day

Created by a Queensland couple, Farmshare Agistment is a new Aussie-made website making it easier than ever for horse and cattle owners nationwide to find agistment.

Anyone that’s ever tried searching for agistment knows how much of a struggle it can be to find a paddock for their livestock. And this struggle is seemingly getting harder in recent years. That is until one Aussie couple from South-East Queensland set out to make a change and created, Farmshare Agistment a new Aussie-made website that is cattle farmers and horse-owners find and offer Agistment nation-wide.


Created by Georgia, and David from Warwick, QLD, Farmshare Agistment was first created after the couple realised that a better solution was needed when a bushfire threatened David’s family farm.  


“Around the start of last year, we had a bushfire tear through our region and come right up to our fence line. But our neighbours weren’t so lucky” David said.


“We were seeing huge demand for people looking for a safe place to keep their horses and livestock. Local Facebook groups were overflowing with people desperately trying to find agistment and a safe place to keep their animals, we thought there has to be a better way” David stated.


Inspired to help the community, Georgia and David set out to solve the agistment problem and make agistment more readily available and accessible across Australia.


The Farmshare Agistment website is very simple to use and allows anyone with a spare paddock to list it for agistment online. For users looking for agistment Farmshare Agistment has become the largest online marketplace for agistment, making it the best place to search. Users can search for what they’re looking for and find all the current availabilities from one website.


After creating the website, the pair posted it to a few local Facebook groups. Since then, they’ve seen huge demand, with the website has been growing exponentially. Now thousands of users every week use Farmshare Agistment to find agistment across Australia. With some users even referring the website as “The Airbnb of Agistment.”


“We were only expecting a handful of locals to use it, but it’s really taken off. We now have over 130+ properties already listed for agistment, and around 2,500 people using the site ever week to help find agistment.” Georgia said.

The website allows users to search by location and filter listings by the type of agistment services they need. For property owners, listing a paddock or facility takes just a few minutes.


“We’ve had everyone from small acreage owners to large agistment centers listing paddocks. And agistees across the country are using it for long-term agistment, short stays, and emergency relocations.”  David exclaimed.


Perhaps the best part, Farmshare Agistment is completely free-to-use. Property owners can post or advertise their place at no cost, while agistees can search and find the perfect place without paying a cent. Georgia and David plan to keep the platform free into the future, describing it as a free community service.



You can explore the Farmshare Agistment platform at www.TheFarmshare.com it’s a great way to find agistment anywhere in Australia. Property owners can also list their place on the site quickly and easily and completely free of charge. It’s a great way to post to thousands of users every week looking for agistment.


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