Broome

Broome Agriculture

Broome is a practical base for agriculture across the Kimberley, linking pastoral enterprises, northern beef services, biosecurity support and specialist coastal production. The town’s agricultural network includes a rural merchandise branch, cattle-focused veterinary work, government advice and industry representation, while nearby Dampier Peninsula production adds a distinctive aquaculture example.

This guide highlights useful local contacts for station operators, pastoralists, producers and organisations working across the region. Services range from fertiliser and livestock support to pest and disease advice, cattle-industry advocacy and the culture and harvest of Australian South Sea pearls.

🌾 Rural Supplies, Livestock & Agricultural Support

Nutrien Ag Solutions Broome

The Broome branch supplies fertiliser, livestock services and general agricultural merchandise for local rural customers. It also lists finance, insurance and rural real estate services, bringing several aspects of agricultural business support together at its Broome branch.

2 Alto Close, Blue Haze, Broome WA 6725. ☎ (08) 9195 0193 — general branch enquiries.

🐄 Livestock & Veterinary Services

Broome Cattle Vets

Broome Cattle Vets provides cattle-focused veterinary services from Broome for station work. Its listed specialisms include pregnancy testing, cattle spaying and veterinary supervision of live cattle shipments. The service is identified as a separate cattle-focused company associated with the Broome Veterinary Hospital practice owner.

Broome, WA.

🤝 Producer Groups & Industry Support

Kimberley Pilbara Cattlemen’s Association

This not-for-profit industry development and advocacy body represents pastoralists and beef supply-chain members across the Kimberley, Pilbara and Gascoyne. Its membership includes Aboriginal producers and businesses servicing the northern beef industry, making it a useful connection for regional industry participation and representation.

6/2A Macpherson Street, Broome WA 6725. ☎ 0455 204 068 — general enquiries.

Kimberley Rangelands Biosecurity Association

The Kimberley Rangelands Biosecurity Association works with land managers across the Kimberley on pastoral biosecurity. Its published focus includes declared plant and animal pest management, weed and pest identification, weed-control subsidies and assistance with weed management plans.

Kimberley region, including Broome.

Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development — Broome Agriculture Office

DPIRD’s Broome Agriculture Office provides a local government agricultural contact for advice relating to animal and plant pests, weeds and diseases affecting Western Australian agriculture and food industries. It supports access to state agricultural knowledge within the Kimberley service area.

27 Hunter Street, Broome WA 6725. ☎ (08) 9194 1400 — Broome Agriculture Office.

Coastal Production

Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm

Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm is a working pearl farm on the Dampier Peninsula, 200 km north of Broome. The farm cultures and harvests Australian South Sea pearls in Kimberley coastal waters and maintains working pearl-oyster leases, providing a distinctive nearby example of regional primary production.

Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm, Cape Leveque Road, Dampier Peninsula WA. ☎ +61 8 9192 4283 — farm enquiries.

Together, these contacts show how Broome’s agricultural catchment connects pastoral production with veterinary services, rural supplies, biosecurity, government support, industry advocacy and coastal aquaculture. They offer practical starting points for locating the right regional expertise and maintaining productive links across the Kimberley.

Relevant Broome and Kimberley producers, suppliers, contractors and agricultural groups are welcome to add or update a listing with their specialisms, service area and direct contact details.

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