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Commercial producers push this year's Marellan Shorthorn sale average up 24pc (opens the original)
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After realising an increase of 23.67 per cent on last year's average and a 100pc clearance, Lincoln Job, Marellan Shorthorns, Emerald, billed this year's sale result as 'outstanding'. All 45 bulls offered were sold at the 13th annual on-property sale on Tuesday, September 29, and all except two sold to commercial buyers. Fetching the top price was the first bull of the sale, Marellan Bullseye, purchased online by brother and sister, Donald and Helen Burnett, Mt Douglas Pastoral, Clermont, for $2
High-value Wagyu cow slaughtered illegally on well-known CQ property (opens the original)
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A Wagyu cow unlawfully killed on a Farnborough property near Yeppoon mid-year is still under investigation by the police stock squad. The Wagyu is believed to be from a herd owned by the Iwasaki family. Queensland Police Rural and Stock Crime Squad detectives are appealing for information or dashcam footage as investigations continue into the unlawful killing of the Wagyu cow on a Farnborough property on June 16. According to police media, initial inquiries indicate that about June 13 or 14, off
Why this beef producer is adding Droughtmasters to his commercial herd (opens the original)
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For commercial producer, Garrett Kirk, buying two Droughtmaster bulls - his first ever - involved a thorough in-pen inspection of his shortlisted lots at this year's Droughtmaster National sale on Wednesday, September 16. With his wife, Kate, Mr Kirk owns properties at Dingo and Rockhampton, trading as Watermark Pastoral. Mr Kirk said they ran a commercial herd of flatback red cattle and were looking to introduce Droughtmaster bulls into their herd for adaptability and to get some size into thei
From home paddock to the big stage at CQLX: a family's debut national sale (opens the original)
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The future of their two boys was the catalyst for one stud offering bulls for the first time at the National Droughtmaster sale this year. The sale at CQLX Gracemere on Wednesday, September 17, saw 326 bulls pass through the auction ring. For the past 35 years, Merrawindi Droughtmasters, Millmerran, has previously only ever sold bulls in the paddock. At this year's sale, the Stower family offered three bulls as a first-time vendor, selling all three for a top of $9000 and an average of $7000. Pr
Vendors and buyers give their verdict on change to National Droughtmaster Bull Sale (opens the original)
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Changing the format of its national sale appears to have paid off for breed society, Droughtmaster Australia. For the first time in 31 years, the National Droughtmaster Bull Sale was condensed into one day when this year's sale was held at CQLX Gracemere on Wednesday, September 16. The decision to change the format from two days to one was made in June this year. The consensus among buyers and vendors that Queensland Country Life spoke to at this year's sale was that the change was a positive on
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