Mayura Station

About Mayura

One of Australia's oldest pastoral operations, and home to one of the world's most elite Full-Blood Wagyu breeding programs.

About Mayura

Excellence without compromise

First established in 1845, Mayura Station is one of Australia’s oldest and most respected pastoral operations — and today, home to one of the world’s most elite Full-Blood Wagyu breeding programs.

From a single parcel of land on South Australia’s Limestone Coast to more than 13,500 head of 100% Full-Blood Wagyu, the Mayura story is one of patience, control and an uncompromising commitment to quality. Explore how the property, the philosophy and decades of recognition come together behind every cut.

  • Established 1845
  • 100% Full-Blood Wagyu
  • Limestone Coast, South Australia
  • Family Owned
  • Fully Traceable
Mayura Station Full-Blood Wagyu cattle and calves grazing on green Limestone Coast pasture

Our Story

From a 19th-century pastoral station to one of Australia’s first Full-Blood Wagyu herds — the people and decisions behind the brand.

Mayura Station Wagyu grazing open pasture with wind turbines on the horizon

The Property

4,500 hectares of the Limestone Coast — the terroir, climate and limestone soils that shape the herd and the beef.

Hands holding Mayura Station's signature chocolate-supplemented grain feed ration

Our Philosophy

Meticulous breeding, a signature feeding program and uncompromising standards — what makes the Mayura difference.

Trophy cabinet displaying Mayura Station's Wagyu Branded Beef Competition awards

Awards & Recognition

The most awarded entrant in Wagyu Branded Beef Competition history, and a long record of national honours.

One name worth knowing

Discover the philosophy behind every cut, or see why chefs and importers around the world choose Mayura.