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Repeat buyers drive Greenup Eidsvold Station bull sale to complete clearance (opens the original)
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From the opening run to the final bull through the ring, sustained competition and a strong return of familiar faces underpinned a consistent result at the Greenup Eidsvold Station bull sale on Thursday, September 17. The Greenup family's sale at Belvedere, near Eidsvold, achieved a complete clearance, with all 123 bulls offered in the ring selling to gross $1.686 million and averaging $13,707. The result improved on 2025, with the average lifting 2.2 per cent from $13,408, the gross increasing
How a past connection led to Nudgee College's history-making sale (opens the original)
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A piece of Droughtmaster history quietly changed hands at CQLX on September 16, with a long-standing connection between a Rockhampton cattleman and Nudgee College helping write the next chapter. The first stud animal offered through a sale ring by a school has found a home with Droughtmaster breeder Donnie Schirmer, following the Droughtmaster National Bull Sale. The Nudgee College-bred bull was initially passed in through the ring before Mr Schirmer approached the college after the sale and sec
Droughtmaster National delivers depth as buyers seize opportunities (opens the original)
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A changing market may have reset expectations, but quality genetics still commanded attention as buyers from across Queensland went head-to-head at the 2026 Droughtmaster National bull sale. Across the newly formatted one-day fixture, 272 of 326 bulls sold to gross $3.895 million, averaging $14,321 and recording an 84 per cent clearance. The result represented a softer market than the record-charged 2025 sale, with the average back 12.2 per cent from $16,315, while clearance eased just one perce
Comet Downs fills bulk genetic order with a truckload of Simmental bulls (opens the original)
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Filling the body truck was always the goal for Comet Downs' Luke, Laura and Dean Armstrong, but quality remained the priority as the family secured 10 bulls at the sixth annual Queensland Simmental bull sale at CQLX on Monday, July 27. The Comet producers finished the sale as equal-largest volume buyers, matching the Burnett Group, Clermont, with 10 bulls each. Luke Armstrong said the family had come to the sale with a clear objective, selecting bulls that would add extra bone, weight and muscle
Record prices and new faces at annual Queensland Simmental bull sale (opens the original)
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It was an action-packed morning at CQLX Gracemere on July 27, when the Queensland Simmental bull sale got under way, with TopX Gracemere working as the selling agents. The ring was buzzing with potential buyers from around Queensland checking catalogues, walking the lanes to inspect the bulls, and the bulls were looking a picture. In addition, a large group of students from St Brendan's College Yeppoon were there, soaking up the action ringside, giving the next generation hands-on exposure to th
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