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Cooinda Turner T202 son vaults to the top of Talgai Santa Gertrudis sale (opens the original)
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A solid result was achieved at the second annual online-only Talgai Santa Gertrudis Production Sale held across September 25-26. In all, 21 of the 24 lots offered sold for an 88 per cent clearance, averaging $8571. Breaking this down, 16 of 19 bulls sold to average $9062.50, topping at $15,000, while all five heifers sold to average $7000, topping at $8000 twice. The average for the bulls was up $395.50 on last year's result, in which all 18 bulls sold to average $8667, topping at $18,000. Talga
Multiple advantages to Brahman-focused South East Asia feedlot trial (opens the original)
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Assessing the commercial competitiveness of Australian Brahman cattle within a commercial Indonesian feedlot environment is the aim of the Brahmans for Southeast Asia feedlot trial. While this industry-led initiative will track how the participating cattle perform from their point of shipping out of Australia, through to slaughter in Indonesia, its purpose extends beyond measuring performance. Grayson Webster, who is working alongside the Australian Brahman Breeders' Association (ABBA) on the in
Bulls win the day at the sixth annual Spring into Speckles Sale at Scone (opens the original)
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Buyers from Queensland, NSW and Victoria made the trip to Scone to support the sixth annual Spring into Speckles Sale on Saturday, September 12. For this year's sale, 39 live lots were offered and 26 sold for an average of $4904. This comprised 30 registered stud females offered, with 20 selling to average $4725, topping at $7000, while six of the nine registered stud bulls sold for average $5500, reaching a high mark of $7500. All four semen lots offered sold to a top of $170 per straw. The res
Changing of the guard prompts Kilcock Santa's Major Female Reduction Sale (opens the original)
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After more than 30 years, the Daly family will cease operations in farming, including the ownership of the Kilcock Santa Gertrudis seedstock and commercial herds, situated at Whittier Park in Deniliquin, NSW. But the story doesn't end there, with their farm manager, Matthew Way, having decided to take the reins of Kilcock programs, which he helped to establish. This change of ownership will see a large proportion of the Kilcock female herd dispersed when the Kilcock Santa Gertrudis Major Female
Changing of the guard prompts Kilcock Santas Major Female Reduction Sale (opens the original)
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After more than 30 years, the Daly family will cease operations in farming, including the ownership of the Kilcock Santa Gertrudis seedstock and commercial herds, situated at Whittier Park in Deniliquin, NSW. But the story doesn't end there, with their farm manager, Matthew Way, having decided to take the reins of Kilcock programs, which he helped to establish. This change of ownership will see a large proportion of the Kilcock female herd dispersed when the Kilcock Santa Gertrudis Major Female
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