Angus Australia is proud to announce that Charlotte Nugent, a promising young producer from New South Wales, has been awarded the prestigious 2024 Angus Foundation Kansas State University Scholarship. 

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Commercial producers from throughout Queensland underpinned the strong demand for quality grey and red genetics at the Great Northern Brahman Sale on October 24-25 with heifers topping at $26,000 and bulls at $34,000.  

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Limousin breeders met at Colac for a day of mainly Limousin-based activities inspecting stockyards, cow herds, and heard about buyer expectations.

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Cattle producers will be challenged to consider big questions potentially affecting their properties around carbon, renewable energy and mining access at a forum to be held as part of Cattle Connect 2024.

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 In support of the Angus Youth movement and the development of the youngest Angus members, NH Foods is back on board for the 2025 Angus Youth Roundup and is bringing the ‘Joy of Eating’ to the event. 

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World-class grey genetics have been added to the catalogue of commercially relevant bulls with superior fertility, production, and carcase traits, expanding the offering for buyers at the 2024 Fifth Annual Great Northern Brahman sale.

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Angus Australia has launched Angus SteerSELECT, providing beef producers with confidence in determining the genetic potential of their Angus steers, allowing for more informed decisions across the beef supply chain. 

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Cattle Australia has welcomed Woolworths’ acknowledgement and support to continue working with beef producers and suppliers to develop appropriate sustainability definitions in the Australian context.

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The first half of 2024 was stronger than had been expected in global beef markets, with record production, export and import volumes in certain key countries, Rabobank says its recently-released Global Beef Quarterly.

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Feedlot rates for Angus feeders are now well over $4kg, up to 500kg. Females have also strengthened with units making from $2,200-2,500 depending on breed and quality. While PTIC females are around the $2,000 mark.

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Above average maternal traits combined with carcase were on the bucket list for commercial beef producers at the Reiland Angus 2024 spring bull sale on September 6 with prices topping at $30,000.

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Cattle Australia (CA) is calling for nominations for two Board Director positions and eight Regional Consultative Committee (RCC) positions.

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