The Angus breed celebrated a dominant performance at the 11th Beef Spectacular awards night in Wagga, cementing the breeds’ place as the top performer for commercial performance.

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Since 2017, the Australian Wagyu Fellowship has been available to AWA members to undertake short projects for the improvement of the Wagyu Industry and development of young industry participants.

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Light steers weighing under 200kgs sold from 390c to 584c, averaging 468c, up 30c on AuctionsPlus last week.

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For all but one week in 2019, finished cattle prices maintained a premium over young cattle in the store market.

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Producers who are preparing to restock after fire, flood or prolonged drought can use these events as an opportunity to rebuild a genetically superior herd.

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Australian Limousin Breed Society business and operations manager Mardi Cook has announced her resignation.

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Western Australian John Young was recently awarded an Honorary Life Membership for his dedication to the Angus breed and Angus Australia for over 50 years.

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Hereford sired black baldy steers have more valuable carcasses both with and without an eating quality premium over their Angus sired siblings.

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It is that time of year again when the Australian Wagyu Association calls for entries into the Wagyu Branded Beef Competition for 2020.

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The Victorian Beef Week Field Days will kick off in 2020 commencing on January 29.

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Landholders in the Riverina Local Land Services region can access Travelling Stock Reserves (TSR) for a period of seven days at no cost as a temporary relief measure for cattle affected by bushfires.

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Hereford calves were highly sought after for certified grass fed programs at the Wodonga Premier Hereford Euro and Other Breeds Sale, with prices jumping 30c/kg on the previous day.

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