The Noel Williams Perpetual Trophy and prize money is awarded each year by Angus NSW to the school with the highest scoring Angus school steer in the Sydney Royal Easter Show school steer competition.

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LIVESTOCK producers in South West Sydney are being warned to watch for signs of plant toxicity in their animals following several fatal poisonings in the region.

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Thirteen Shorthorn competitors were amongst the 150 entrants from South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria and Western Australia, aged from eight to twenty four years who attended the 2021 SA All Breeds Junior Heifer Expo at the Adelaide Showground in July over four days.

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Cattle Council of Australia and NAB are calling for young members of the Australian beef industry to apply for the 2022 NAB Agribusiness Rising Champions Initiative.

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Demand for steers with plenty of time ahead of them in the paddock remains fever pitch, as numbers remain extremely scarce.

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The Angus breed was easily the largest across the AuctionsPlus cattle sales for January - May 2021, with the 25,562 head offered for PTIC heifers the single largest category.

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So far in 2021, there has been 16,000 head of Brahman commercial cattle offered through AuctionsPlus.

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A total of 15,000 head of Droughtmaster listings have been offered on AuctionPlus for the January to May period of 2021.

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The Angus Foundation will once again award two scholarships to give Angus Australia members the opportunity to participate in the Australian Lot Feeder’s Association’s (ALFA) SmartBeef Conference. 

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A key part of the strategic plan is to increase the uptake of Estimate Breeding Values across the Limousin breed.

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Limousin Australia is about to embark on an exciting period in the ALBS history.

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Except for a thinly traded and mixed breed light category, the four heaviest young steer categories all increased – with clearance rates ranging from a near capacity 93-97%.

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