The relationship with DOM Distribution goes beyond just transactions; it’s about mutual support and understanding the unique challenges faced by cattle producers. Noel’s experience with DOM is a testament to the company's commitment to customer service, especially during critical times. "We progressed to two new feed-out trucks and one of their mixers, we chose to use our old mixer on a new truck. They've always been accommodating…

Scotty's Drone Services emerges as a pioneering force, harnessing the power of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to transform traditional farming practices. At DOM Distribution we’ve worked with Scotty to provide a chemical batching unit and high quality TeeJet spray nozzles.

At DOM Distribution, we understand the importance of consistency for all cattle, and especially Wagyu. That's why we're proud to offer Patz feed mixers, a game-changer for producers like Pinnacle Wagyu’s Paul Christiansen from Dalby, Queensland.

After a long journey, two K-Tec 1233 scrapers have arrived in Antarctica for the Australian Antarctic Division's aviation operations at Wilkins Aerodrome. Work has now commenced, as their primary task is to keep the runway operational.

Stability is a non-negotiable factor in agriculture, especially during wet conditions. The K-Tec’s unique moldboard curve and dual walking beam axle on the rear provide enhanced stability, allowing farmers to navigate through challenging terrains confidently.

John Deere 9570R and K-Tec 1233 retrofitted with custom rear hydraulic rippers moving clay, sand and bulldust to construct a 150ML dam to capture overland flow on the Atherton Tableland, Queensland. This project was undertaken by DOM's long time K-Tec customer and water storage construction specialist

John Deere 9R and K-Tec 1228 tandem configuration scrapers moving dirt for development in Townsville, Queensland. This project was undertaken by DOM Distributions valued K-Tec customer, Pat Fortini, Fortini Earthmoving.

Maleny Dairies is well-known for fresh, healthy, ethically-produced, premium-quality dairy products. Care for the land, their cows and their farmers is at the forefront of day-to-day operations. The Patz 620XH is the feed mixer of choice for the Hopper family in producing quality TMR to ensure optimal dairy herd health and milk production.

This fleet of K-Tec 1233 scrapers paired with New Holland articulated tractors working through challenging conditions of a wet Melbourne winter to achieve bulk earthworks at a large new industrial development for Landforming Australia.

Rosenbergers were the first Australian farmers to run a Patz feed mixer. More than a decade later, the dairy farming family has just purchased their third Patz 620 to feed their 850-strong milking herd. Durability, efficiency and superior mix - Australian commercial dairies and feedlots prefer a Patz vertical mixer to ensure premium quality production year after year.

One of our Patz 350 mixing wagons at work in dairy country Warwick - increased milk production, ease of use and reliability at work.

When it comes to giving their dairy herd the best nutrition, the Patz 620 twin screw vertical mixer is the feed mixer of choice for the Hoffman family. Yet another testament to the durability, mixing performance and efficiency of the Patz 620 vertical mixer, which is fast becoming the feed mixer of choice for the Australian dairy industry.

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"The industry is hungry for automation," said Pat O'Brien, DOM Distribution's managing director. "We had a lot of people discussing alternative options for efficiency and sharing information about what's working well for them. There was a real atmosphere of sharing information across the entire industry."

The combination of the AGV and automated conveyor feeding systems offers a comprehensive solution for feedlot operators seeking to improve their operations and remain competitive in today's challenging market. At BeefX, you’ll see that by automating key aspects of the feeding process...

"Although some parts of the country are still grappling with the impacts of unusually dry weather through autumn and winter, it’s encouraging to see the patchy start to this year’s season have been corrected in many farming regions, especially in WA...."