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Yadlamalka Pastoral

South Australia's Iconic Rangelands

"Managing over 350,000 hectares of South Australia's iconic pastoral country."

Welcome

Yadlamalka Pastoral embodies the enduring spirit of South Australian outback pastoralism. Nestled between the Flinders Ranges and Lake Torrens, our operations deliver high-quality livestock while pioneering sustainable practices and renewable energy initiatives.
Yadlamalka Pastoral is a family-owned pastoral enterprise operating across four historic South Australian stations: Yadlamalka, Wilkatana, Beltana and Lake Torrens. Located throughout the Flinders Ranges and Far North regions, our properties support sheep and cattle production while maintaining a strong commitment to responsible land stewardship, animal welfare and sustainable pastoral management thru our connection to the people and country that have shaped pastoral life for generations.
WHO WE ARE

A family pastoral company with deep roots

Yadlamalka Pastoral Pty Ltd is owned and operated by the Doman family. From our foundational hub at Yadlamalka Station north of Port Augusta, we run hardy Dorper sheep and premium Angus cattle across a contiguous corridor of premium grazing country in South Australia’s Far North.

350,000

hectares under management

4

cornerstone stations

1851

first pastoral lease taken up

100%

family owned & operated
OUR COUNTRY

The Stations

Yadlamalka Station

100,000 hectares
The company’s foundational hub — more than a century of pastoral heritage on the plains north of Port Augusta.
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Beltana Station

154,100 hectares
A historic jewel of the Flinders Ranges, tied to Thomas Elder, the Afghan cameleers and the Overland Telegraph.
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Wilkatana Station

44,696 hectares
Semi-open myall shrubland with exceptional water security at the foot of the Flinders Ranges.
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Lake Torrens Station

43,300 hectares
Rich saltbush and native grass country reaching towards the shores of Lake Torrens.
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WHERE WE ARE

One corridor of country

From Wilkatana at the foot of the ranges to Beltana in the north, our stations form a near-contiguous corridor of grazing country between the Flinders Ranges and Lake Torrens. Explore the map — station locations are approximate.