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.

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The Australian Wagyu Association is pleased to announce the new Board for 2020-2021 was sworn in at the Annual General Meeting on November 4.

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It is with deep sadness that the Australian Wagyu Association relays the news of the passing of Dr Simon Coates, of Sumo Wagyu.

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Angus Australia is holding a consultation workshop via ZOOM for beef industry service providers who work closely with members.

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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.

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Angus Australia invites all Angus seedstock and commercial breeders to an online event showcasing the latest research and development relating to Angus genetics.

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As a committee, the Shorthorn YCA were overwhelmed with the support from donors and both under bidders and purchasers throughout their 2020 Youth Auction.

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The Genetic Hub business is a new collaborative business model developed by the Shorthorn Beef, Simmentals Australia and Australian Limousin Breeders Group boards.

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Following on the back of a new cow and calf record being set last week, the 2,000 head offered were met with strong demand, achieving 81% clearance.

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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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