Top-priced ram of the sale who sold to Loloma Partnership, Tallwood for $2100 woth (back) Lindsay Fryer, AWN Orange, Chris Roweth, Windy Hill Poll Dorsets, (front) Steve Pascoe, David Pascoe, and Jason Ponds, Loloma Partnership, Tallwood. Photo supplied. Click to check the original article.
State and federal agriculture ministers Mark Furner and Murray Watt announced the completion of the first five regions – Fitzroy and Capricornia, Darling Downs, Burdekin and Charters Towers, Torres Strait and Cape York and South West Queensland – at the national drought forum in Rockhampton this week. Click to check the original article.
Buyers sought rams with bright and white quality wool. Click to check the original article.
The yarding was drawn from Kowanyama, Coen, Ravenshoe and local and coastal areas. Click to check the original article.
Buyers sought rams with bright and white quality wool. Click to check the original article.
It was the first time a sale had been held at the new on-property complex. Click to check the original article.
The Ledwith family, Derella Downs and Pyramid Poll studs, Dudinin, announced last week they have sold this Poll Merino sire from the Pyramid Poll stud for $20,000 to the Roemahkita Poll Merino stud, Cummins, South Australia, with a semen share going to the Callowie stud, Lowan Vale, South Australia. With the ram is Derella Downs […]
There were 4573 cattle offered at Roma on Tuesday. Click to check the original article.
The Edward familys Belmont Park stud, Wagin, exhibited the supreme Merino at this years Perth Royal Show. With the ram which was also sashed the grand champion autumn shorn ram, junior champion ram and champion autumn shorn Poll Merino ram under 1.5 years, were associate judges Darcy King (left) and Tom Bolt, Corrigin, judges Angus […]
Chad Burbidge, Benefield Poll Merinos, Murray Bridge, who bred the ram’s sire BF-55, said his stud operation aimed for similar breeding objectives as the Ryan family at Richmond Merinos, with bolder crimps, fast early growth, respectable fleece weights, and skin and structure being important to the operations. Click to check the original article.
People from all mainland states and the Northern Territory gathered in Charleville on Tuesday evening to begin identifying the keys needed to unlock ways of prioritising healthcare needs of remote Australians. Click to check the original article.
As gears shift for the fall run of calves, University of Arkansas livestock economist James Mitchell says some of the feedlot placement data in USDA’s latest “Cattle on Feed” report is interesting to look at more in depth. Overall, the report showed placements into feedlots with 1,000 or more head capacity totaled 2.00 million head, […]