Our first generation farmer Jack Fitzpatrick moved to the Oberon area in 1931 at the ripe old age of 19. He started growing peas on property he leased and by 1944 he had saved up enough for a deposit on 100 acres, which he named Lochgary. From it's humble beginnings Lochgary has grown to over 1,400 acres of prime farming land.

The Fitzpatrick Brothers also own and lease a number of other properties in the Oberon area, all of which are used to bring you farm fresh quality lamb.

The four Fitzpatrick Brothers are pictured here with their 91 year old mum Mavis (Granny).