Despite all the discussion surrounding the potential new technologies for the definition of eating quality in the Australian Beef industry at the moment, nothing beats the ultimate test; the beef eating consumer.

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The Bred Well Fed Well Cattle workshops highlight the benefits of using better genetics, plus managing feed and nutrition for improved reproductive performance and herd productivity.

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Light restocking steers sold to 360c and heifers 318c/kg while medium weight feeder steers eased 7c, selling between 280c to 316c, to average 303c/kg at SELX this week.

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Cow and calf units sold to an average price of $1,835, with a top of $2,510 on AuctionsPlus last week.

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A significant amount of new feed intake data in now analysed in the Angus BREEDPLAN analysis.

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The Blue Ribbon Invitation Limousin Sale will take place at 11.00 am on November 18 at the Allora Showgrounds.

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Last week marked 20 years of service for Droughtmaster Australia CEO, Neil Donaldson with the Society.

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Joined females sold for an average of $1437, with the top price of $1675 going to a line of Murray Grey cows out of Wellington, NSW, on AuctionsPlus.

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Light and medium weight yearlings to restockers lifted 8c to 20c, with steers reaching 323c/kg at SELX this week.

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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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