Search our lists below to see bull sales coming up around Australia, and to get the results of recently completed stud and herd bull sales around the country.
The information is a valuable resource to help bull buyers make decisions about upcoming purchases and to stay abreast of latest bull price levels.
Both lists are fully searchable by breed, time-frame, region and specific stud prefix.
Collecting data, particularly around birth weights, has challenged many producers – especially in more extensively managed herds, where these challenges are magnified by distance, time, and the scale of operation. But are there alternatives to traditional birthweight collection?..Read More
In one of the largest seedstock herd transactions in recent history, prominent Central Queensland Brahman bull breeder Brett Nobbs has sold his NCC Grey Brahman herd to Proserpine region commercial and stud Brahman breeders, Ray and Leah Vella…Read More
Beef Central, 12/03/2024This weeks column focusses on knowing your calving distribution and the insights it offers for strategic and tactical herd planning. ..Read More
Genetics editor Alastair Rayner, 05/03/2024In the three years he has been writing his weekly column for Beef Central, structural soundness is the subject of most of the feedback received by genetics editor Al Rayner, as well as the most suggested subject for columns. “In general, the trend of the feedback and discussions I’ve had with beef producers and bull breeders reflects a feeling that structure is actually becoming worse in a number of breeds,” he writes this week. ..Read More
Genetics editor Alastair Rayner, 27/02/2024New genetic and artificial breeding research, and ideas that will shape the future of cattle breeding in Australia will be showcased at a conference being held in Geelong, Victoria next month…Read More
Beef Central, 26/02/2024Heritability is a commonly raised subject among producers seeking to improve their selection decisions. Often the term is used by people without truly understanding what it is describing, or how it is determined. Without this basic understanding, making decisions that are more effective in improving the performance of cattle in a herd becomes more difficult. ..Read More
Genetics editor Alastair Rayner, 20/02/2024Stud cattle entries for May’s Beef 2024 event in Rockhampton closed yesterday, with an enormous 2024 nominations from breeders in all mainland Australian states, representing 29 breeds…Read More
Beef Central, 20/02/2024Moving a herd towards a defined breeding goal is no small undertaking, and having a clear understanding of a herd’s profit drivers is a key first step..Read More
Genetics editor Alastair Rayner, 13/02/2024THE BreedNorth project in the Kimberley and Pilbara regions of Western Australia is working towards improving the understanding and application of modern genetic evaluation tools in this remote pastoral region…Read More
Beef Central, 13/02/2024The term, Stayability is a commonly re-occurring theme to emerge every bull selling season. Much of the impetus for these discussions is driven by consultants and advisors who look to encourage producers to consider the cost of a bull and its potential working life. However, working life of a bull and stayability are actually two different things…Read More
Genetics editor Alastair Rayner, 06/02/2024Stud cattle entries for Beef 2024 are already past 900, but if past events are anything to go by, there will be a late surge in numbers as the nomination deadline draws closer. The deadline for this year’s stud entries has been extended to 19 February…Read More
Beef Central, 06/02/2024Online marketplace Gumtree’s livestock section this week shows no less than 510 listings under the search term, ‘bulls.’ Is there scope for bull breeders to engage with fledgling cattle breeders in different ways? ..Read More
Genetics editor Alastair Rayner, 30/01/2024