Kicking things off with a new record broken for a line of cows and calves, it now stands at $5,580, achieved in the Eastern States Cattle sale.

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The Australian Wagyu Association (AWA) has developed a genomic test to measure Japanese Black Wagyu genetics in non-pedigree crossbred animals.

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Anticipated drought-breaking rainfall across northern and eastern Australia this summer is expected to allow the national herd rebuild to gain pace, according to Meat & Livestock Australia’s (MLA) Cattle Industry Projections October update.

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The Elite Wagyu Sale – Spring 2020 will be held on November 4 at 1pm with a new format bringing with it updated regulations to continuously improve the sale.

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An independent survey has identified that Angus genetics have a significant impact in the Australian cattle population, with substantial penetrance into northern Australia.

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Cows and calf units continue to be in strong demand, achieving 92 per cent clearance. They sold from $1,830 to $3,900, to average $2,934, up $98.

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Cows with calves at foot saw a $196 increase on the previous week, boasting a $2,836 average which ranged from $1,560 to $3,700 with a 95% clearance.

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Heifers weighing 200-280kgs increased by 32c to average 485c with prices selling between 330c to 579c on AuctionsPlus.

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For the JBS Australia Thousand Guineas Shorthorn brand, COVID has meant taking a different approach to the marketing channels for the brand.

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Light steers under 200kgs sold from 334c to 705c, averaging 583c, nearly 100c dearer than the previous week.

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Feeder heifers weighing 330-400kgs sold between 387c and 594c, averaging 426c, 22c dearer than last week.

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The big steers tipping the scales at 400kgs+ sold from 368c to 427c to average 405c on AuctionsPlus last week.

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