In the heavy end of the weaner steers of 330kg plus, Herefords topped the weaner yarding overall on $1130 (321c/kg) while Black Baldies made $960 (282c/kg).

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An insatiable demand for Hereford steers and heifers from backgrounders and restockers pushed purebred prices to record highs at Wodonga last week.

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A yellow eartag boldly printed with Tambo Valley Beef will set apart the Hereford and Hereford cross cattle at this year’s Ensay Calf Sale.

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The RNA Paddock to Palate was previously a four phased competition, but to ensure a more streamline judging process it will now consist of three phases.

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THE confidence in the beef industry was on show again when buyers pushed prices to a new national record of $24,000 for a Black Simmental bull at the Bonnydale on-property bull sale at Bridgetown.

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This years award comes on the back of some outstanding success in the long running event for the Cavendish, Vic, based stud.

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Commercial Hereford breeders were left smiling as sale averages jumped by 70c/kg or $200 on last year at the Wangaratta Blue Ribbon Weaner sale.

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A team of purebred Hereford steers has placed in the top 10 of the feedlot component of the 2016 NSW Beef Spectacular Feedback Trial. The trial was conducted at Teys Australia’s Jindalee Feedlot in southern NSW, drawing 76 teams from NSW, Victoria and Queensland.

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The productivity and profitability of the Hereford-Angus cross, or Black Baldy, will be outlined at a series of workshops planned for this year. Herefords Australia will hold the workshops in Victoria and southern NSW in conjunction with industry facilitator Dr Phil Holmes, Holmes & Co.

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Angus Australia was saddened to hear of the passing of Mrs Pat Grieve of Talooby Angus. Mrs Grieve was the wife of the late Mr Ron Grieve (OAM) and Honorary Life Member of Angus Australia. Mr and Mrs Grieve established the “Talooby” Angus herd – the first Angus herd in the Bylong valley in 1953.

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Angus weaner steers and heifers carry on their dominance of the January weaner sales with strong demand from local and interstate buyers pushing prices well and truly in the favour of excited vendors Weaner sales in WA’s Boyanup last week were encouraging with only 1 pen of steers not hitting 300c/kg.

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