Wariman Re-entry begins
The Livestock Development Corporation is making a grand re-entry into the Sepik plains, in particular the Wariman Cattle station after successive years of neglect by past management. The 68 Hectares of cattle ranch had undergone vegetation clearance
New Wariman Staff House
A double storey duplex had just been completed to accommodate the station manager and his staff to manage and administer the abattoir operations. Perimeter fencing of the 68 hectares had been completed and live cattle had been delivered for feeding and breeding
Wariman Re-Entry launch 2024
The Livestock Development Corporation re-entry into the Sepik plan began with our setup and launch at the Wariman Livestock station. The re-entry launch was opened by the Minister for Livestock Hon. Sekie Agisa and Internation Trade and Commerce Minister Mr. Richard Maru
Wariman Cattle Station Update
The Wariman livestock station in Wewak, East Sepik province, continues to undergo positive changes since its official reopening on 19 December 2024. The 68 hectares land, which had been idle for more than 30 years, is slowly being revived to its full potential of a fully fledged livestock station.
This comes after witnessing live cattle now being herded with revamped/ newly structured holding pens as well as stock-yard and / or realizing the growing possibility of job opportunities, as the station takes form. Whilst at its initial stages of progress yet, Wariman station now boasts of a newly structured institutional lodging for staff that consists of quality architectural design similar to top-notch residential homes in the nation’s capital.
