Castle Estate is seeking a Digital Content Administrator to join our progressive team.  This role will work with our external agency to monitor and manage our Social Media and Digital presence, along with content generation and website maintenance.  This role will play a key role in bringing our story to life in all forms of digital media.  This role will be responsible for obtaining and delivering in the following areas, and would be an important part of our on-site team a short distance from Camperdown, Victoria:

• Weekly generation of the detail and list of hamper/meat specials for digital communications
• Attendance at weekly meetings to analyse and assess digital performance, in support of Castle Estate leadership.
• Content generation and management of the Castle Estate website and social media, working with the team on site at Castle Estate
• Providore – taking images of people and produce, interviews with the team behind the providore range of products

Please email your resume to info@castleestate.com.au or call on 03 55 945222 for more information.

A big factor in farming sustainably is to enable lots of space for the animals to roam and to not over occupy the land.

We are firm believers in the ethos of conscious farming for the conscious consumer. The life quality of the animals we hand-rear and lovingly farm is extremely important to us. It’s through this passion and ethical farming that we can deliver paddock-to-plate freshness and fairness that you will feel confident in (and very indulged by).

 Learn more about Castle Estate now:

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There’s no denying that cooking your steak to the right level of when it’s ready to eat is no easy feat, particularly if you’re cooking for different people with different preferences. While there is no quick fix to cooking a mouth-watering chunk of meat, we’re always here to offer an extra helping hand.

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Calling all sweet-tooths! Our Providore shop is absolutely oozing with goodies including mouth-watering chocolates from Gorge Chocolates.

A proud member of the 12 Apostles Food Artisan Gourmet Trail, Gorge Chocolates is situated on 100 picturesque acres and offers handcrafted Belgian chocolate.

Check out our Providore store to find the most delicious snacks. 

Whether we’re working on the farm, in the kitchen, or with the customer, we are concrete in our standards. Our ultimate passions include animal welfare, sustainability and grass-fed quality. 

Grass-fed meats are a highly concentrated source of nutrients loaded with an array of vitamins and minerals. At Castle Estate, our livestock are treated in an ethical manner and are grass-fed from birth.

Did you know that our property expands over  905 acres in some of the country’s most fertile agricultural land? 

Castle Estate have been farming here since 1851 with our own on site abattoir Where we uphold the most humane practices to support the animals through transition and guarantee the best tasting meat is delivered. Each and every animal can be traced from farm to plate, giving the customer a piece of mind. 

There’s no denying that chicken is one of the world's most popular meats. It’s delicious, easy to cook and has a never-ending list of health benefits such as:

• Protein: which is essential to the building and repairing of muscle mass
• Selenium: a trace mineral that’s necessary for proper immune function and fertility
• Chicken is also rich in B vitamins like niacin and vitamins B6 and B12, which play central roles in energy production & brain health
• Phosphorus: An anti-inflammatory that helps reduce muscle pain and filter out bad toxins

So… are you having chicken tonight?

Cows are natural-born herbivores. So it wouldn’t it make sense to allow them to feed off luscious green pastures? Over the years, farmers have found that feeding their cows grain is a faster and more cost-effective approach. But they have not taken into consideration the effect on the animals health. 

Grain-fed animals experience inflammation which then requires the treatment of antibiotics and other unnecessary intervention. They are also placed in feedlots where they are confined to stalls and fed on grains such as wheat, corn, soy, barley, and sorghum. 

At Castle Estate we go against the Grain! 

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“Vegetables are interesting but lack a sense of purpose when unaccompanied by a good cut of meat”

• Fran Lebowitz

We couldn’t agree more Fran. We couldn’t agree more.