To transfer bulls or not to transfer? This is the question every member asks themselves when selling bulls at stud sales, privately or through the yards.

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Joined females were mixed in quality, averaging $1453 and selling to a top of $2280 for a line of 28 month old Angus heifers, PTIC, from Jugiong, NSW on AuctionsPlus.

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Thousand Guineas has again taken the title in the annual Norman Hotel “You be the Judge” competition.

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The Angus Sire Benchmarking Program (ASBP) has received outstanding response from Angus Australia members through the entry of 33 new Australian sires, coming from 70 nominations, to produce the Cohort 8 calves.

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Restocking vealer steers sold to 365c/kg while trade vealers sold from 300c to 305c/kg at SELX this week.

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From an industry perspective, the Millah Murrah Angus sale underlined the seemingly endless horizon in demand for quality Angus cattle, according to stud principal Ross Thompson.

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The better shaped and muscled weaner steers sold from $740 to $1,020/head or 350c to 370c/kg at SELX last week.

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NVLX Wodonga maintained its position of the largest selling centre in the state, yarding 184,588 head, while Leongatha totalled 127,914 head, placing it in second position.

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Shorthorns have made it a Borthwick double, taking out the prestigious carcass competition award for the second year running.

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More than 30 Adelaide based chefs recently attended a Thousand Guineas brand day, held at The Carlton Club, Hahndorf, SA.

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AuctionsPlus saw a quality offering of cow & calf units with prices in a tight cluster ranging from $1600 to a top of $2250, to average $1886.

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A field day at Carlton Hill station is part of the Kimberley Pilbara Cattlemen's Association Annual Conference on next week at Broome, WA.

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