Topic: Agribusiness

Monday, June 8, 2026, at 6:26 am

Highland cows are at Wildhand Farm on the Fleurieu Peninsula.

Seeing a big, hairy cow can be fun and make people happy.

A couple has been letting people meet their highland cows for two years.

Mia is a friendly cow with long black hair and big eyes.

Other cows, like Matilda and Millie, are also very friendly.

A highland cow is at Wildhand Farm.

The boys, Max and Banks, run to say hello to the cows.

People love watching others meet the cows for the first time.

The couple loves talking about how their animals make people happy.

The cows are big and calm, and people love meeting them.

A tour group is walking among the vineyards at McLaren Vale.

Some people visit for more than just the fun of meeting animals.

Social workers come to escape the stress of their jobs.

Carers and their clients also come to visit the farm.

A winemaker in McLaren Vale has donkeys that people can walk with.

The winemaker, Jodie Armstrong, has donkeys that are very sweet.

Jodie wants people to do something different with wine, like walking with donkeys.

She also wants people to learn about the environment and the donkeys.

People can see the donkeys and learn about them while walking.

Jodie's donkeys are very friendly and make people happy.

Agritourism is getting more popular, with people wanting to meet animals.

A healer, Bianca Stawiarski, says that animals can help people with their emotions.

Bianca says that the land and animals can help people feel better.

Bianca has a business that helps people with their wellbeing.

It's not just about petting animals, but about feeling better.

Bianca works with horses to help people with their emotions.

A family is meeting highland calves in the Adelaide Hills.

A restaurant owner, Deb Kingsbury, has highland calves that people can meet.

Deb wants people to connect with the land and with each other.

Deb's restaurant is a place where people can heal and feel better.

Agritourism is a way for people to spend time in nature and feel better.

A family is meeting highland calves in the Adelaide Hills.

Age is not a problem for people who want to meet the animals.

Older people can meet the animals and remember their past.

Some people reminisce about their old farm days.

Monday, June 8, 2026, at 6:26 am

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