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World first livestock genetics system launched by Qld beef producers (opens the original)
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A group of like-minded producers and Brahman enthusiasts has teamed up with a veterinarian and electrician to design and produce a new genetic inventory, storage and alarm system which is set to revolutionise the livestock industry in Australia. Leading shareholder and one of the company directors, Gavin Webber of Triple E Brahmans, Prairie, said their company, NextGen Genetics (NGG), had developed what he believed to be the first livestock genetics inventory system of its kind in the world. We
Trynow Merino stud rams average up by $300 at 40th annual Goolma sale (opens the original)
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For the second year using the Helmsman auction system, Trynow Merino stud held its 40th annual ram sale at the Rockdale Woolshed, Goolma, on Monday, September 21, with two rams sharing the top price. Stud principals, Bill and Ashley Honeysett and their mother, Jenny, were happy with their 2026 sale, which resulted in an average of $1690 - $300 more than last year - for the 15 rams sold from 30 offered. The top price of $3000 was paid for Lots 1 and 9, with two loyal clients taking home the "thic
Well-known prime lamb producer pays top money at Narranmore Poll Dorset sale (opens the original)
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A well-known prime lamb producer has paid the top money at the O'Leary family's annual Narranmore Poll Dorset stud spring ram sale held on-property on Friday, September 11, at Elong Elong. Stud principals Ian and Christine O'Leary, along with their sons, Duncan and Toby, were happy with their sale result with the top-priced ram fetching $4800, and a total of 83 rams selling from 110 offered resulting in an average of $1955. Buying Narranmore genetics for more than 10 years, Gary Nott, and his da
Loyal clients support Choice Angus stud's 10th annual yearling bull sale (opens the original)
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Loyal clients came to the fore at the 10th annual Choice Angus yearling bull sale conducted via AuctionsPlus on Friday, August 28. Stud principal Tim Brazier and his sons, Hamish, Digby and Hunter, held their inspection day on Wednesday, August 26, at their property, Coolowie, at Pallal, where the $17,000 top-priced bull, Choice W381, caught the eye of long-time clients, Turner Family Trust, Cowra. Described in the catalogue as "a very nice Moogenilla Quinella son with a thick, deep body, medium
Arcroft Ag's new project: Real estate agents' foray into prime lamb business (opens the original)
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Two rural real estate agents and a finance broker have gone into business together producing prime lambs for the butcher trade, and have big plans for their Southern Downs enterprise. Trading as Arcroft Ag, the partnership consists of James and Lizzy Arthur of Ray White Rural Warwick, James and Sally Croft of Ray White Rural Pittsworth, and Michael and Shirley Gates of Brisbane. At first glance it may seem an unlikely combination but one partner, James Arthur is no stranger to the sheep game, wi
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