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Bendigo's New Multi-Species Micro-Abattoir Opens for Regional Farmers

Victoria's first multi-species micro-abattoir is operational near Bendigo, opening a new revenue stream for regional farmers and processors.

By The Daily Bendigo · Published 25 July 2026

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Victoria's first multi-species micro-abattoir has begun processing livestock, with pigs and heavy cattle successfully processed at the site, according to local reports. The facility represents a significant addition to Bendigo's agribusiness and food production landscape.

Micro-abattoirs serve regional farmers and specialty producers by offering processing services that are often unavailable in the broader regional market. The facility's opening addresses a long-standing gap for small-scale and heritage breed producers in central Victoria who have previously faced challenges accessing processing infrastructure.

For Bendigo-region farmers, specialty meat producers and food entrepreneurs, the micro-abattoir reduces barriers to value-adding and direct-to-consumer sales. The facility's location in the broader Bendigo agribusiness precinct positions the city as a centre for integrated agricultural production, from farming through to processing and retail.

Sources: bendigoadvertiser.com.au.

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