Year-to-date National Livestock Reporting Service saleyard throughput shows that Queensland feeder cattle have been in high demand with 200,000 head sold, equal to 2019 levels for the same period.
Cows and calf units continue to receive strong attention, with prices between $2,280/head and $4,050/head, averaging $2,947/head, up $39 from last week.
Participants in the agricultural sector from all over the country gathered at The Pineapple Hotel in Brisbane to launch Our Story, a program aimed at celebrating Droughtmasters as Australia’s Natural Wonder.
Angus Australia will be hosting the latest of its online informational sessions, with the Angus CONNECT Research and Development Update - Spring 2020 taking place November 19 from 7pm AEDT on the Angus Australia YouTube Channel.
Reflecting the excellent seasonal conditions across many regions, demand remained strong last week, with cow and calf units achieving a 79% clearance rate, selling from $1,730 to $4,440/head - averaging $2,908/head.
Angus Australia invites all Angus seedstock and commercial breeders to an online event showcasing the latest research and development relating to Angus genetics.
As a committee, the Shorthorn YCA were overwhelmed with the support from donors and both under bidders and purchasers throughout their 2020 Youth Auction.
The Genetic Hub business is a new collaborative business model developed by the Shorthorn Beef, Simmentals Australia and Australian Limousin Breeders Group boards.