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Commercial demand for adaptable bulls drives Broad Leaf Santa sale (opens the original)
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Central Queensland's Broad Leaf Santa Gertrudis stud recorded a strong result at its annual bull sale on September 14, thanks in part to strong local support. Fifty-five bulls sold to an average of $9076, and a 96 per cent clearance. Two lots topped the sale at $20,000, with Broad Leaf Warrior purchased by the Speed family, Redrock Cattle Company, Clarke Creek, while Broad Leaf Wanderer was purchased by Shaun and Jo McGuigan, Cree Santa Gertrudis Stud, Thangool. Broad Leaf's stud principal Tim P
The wild food movement bringing beef and seafood to plates around Australia (opens the original)
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Indigenous-owned and operated Wild Foods has launched an online marketplace connecting everyday consumers with remote First Nations producers, starting with Bush Beef and Salty Monkeys Seafood. Founded in North Queensland by the non-profit Esparq, the business is driven by a small team dedicated to bringing wild-harvested produce from traditional caretakers of Country to the national market. The featured products were celebrated in Brisbane on August 28 with premium wild-harvested produce, prepa
Strong buyer demand for females at High Country sale sees top price lift (opens the original)
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High quality heifers hit top dollar at the 13th annual High Country Droughtmasters bull and female sale on August 22, with females matching the top bull price-wise. The top bull and female each sold for $10,000. Purchased by Gympie-based stud breeder Brian Roberts, Yellowstone Droughtmasters, High Country Oh Lucky Me and High Country Oh Sweet Girl were among the draft of 27 heifers that averaged $4480, with a 100 per cent clearance at the Eskdale sale. Mr Roberts said he was prepared to pay top
Wool anthem celebrates 30 years of Merino business' loyal client following (opens the original)
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In an industry built on resilience and connection to the land, Brisbane-based company Merino Country has found a new way to tell the story of Australian wool - through music. The family-owned clothing manufacturer has released "The Merino Country Song", a toe-tapping tribute to the people, sheep and communities behind the wool industry. Developed in collaboration with Golden Guitar-winning Australian country musician Josh Arnold, the song marks a significant milestone for Merino Country co-found
Elders scholarship tour gives producer opportunity to shift perspective (opens the original)
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For farm hand Jacob Scales, winning the Elders China Sheep Industry Scholarship was an opportunity he never expected. Awarded during the 2026 SA Sheep Expo, Mr Scales said the 15-day agricultural study across China has fundamentally broadened his understanding of the global sheep and wool industry and inspired him to deepen his understanding of the export trade. Mr Scales joined a group of 30 peers including fellow producers, wool classers and industry professionals to explore every stage of the
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