The latest news, genetics, and market insights from Australia's beef cattle industry.
Sunnyside S0014 breed by Sunnyside Wagyu was the first lot to be sold in the 2022 Elite Wagyu Sale. The heifer drew bidding interest from all over the globe achieving an Australian record price at the fall of the hammer selling for $400,000.
Only one breeder exhibited Limousin stud cattle at the Perth Royal Show this year. Pat Terpstra and daughter Penny from Aldgate Limousins took three heifers and a bull to Perth from their property in Waroona.
Rain across the country has continued to lift confidence across the beef industry with strong prices and demand for Limousin genetics, setting a new record of $55,000 for a female.
The Australian beef industry has launched a collaborative effort in a $15 million research project to examine the genetics of methane emissions in beef cattle.
The transition to Cattle Australia has received an overwhelming majority of support at Cattle Council’s Special General Meeting.
NSW Farmers is disappointed for the grass fed cattle industry with the outcome of Cattle Council of Australia Special General Meeting.
Award winning Australian beef producers Jack’s Creek have once again been recognised on the international stage, after winning the World’s Best Ribeye award at the globally renowned World Steak Challenge 2022.
Angus Australia is committed to leading and participating in ongoing research and development which is vital for the future advancement of beef production in Australia.
Southern Cross Limousins held their annual sale on September 17-18 on Elite Livestock Auctions topping at $16,000.
Finding a balance between the nutritional needs of consumers and the agricultural practices of producers is key to the sustainable production of red meat, according to Dr Louise Capling (pictured), Nutrition Manager for Meat & Livestock Australia.
Coles is partnering with the beef industry to trial a new feed supplement that greatly reduces methane emissions from cattle and could lead to a step-change in the sustainability of Australian beef farming.
A flood affected Angus seedstock producing family will receive a gift of $1000 plus cattle drench valued at $1500 thanks to the innovative Angus NSW Business Recognition Reward.
