ANGUS Australia will host its annual ‘Spring Bull Night’ via social media tomorrow night, allowing beef producers to engage and source information as they make decisions for upcoming spring AI programs.

The 2026 Angus Spring Bull Night will run from 7pm AEST on Wednesday August 26, via the Angus Australia YouTube Channel (access details below).

Similar face-to-face ‘bull nights’ originally started in the dairy industry, where semen distributors give an overview of their latest semen list, enabling breeders to make better informed decisions regarding what bulls they use in their AI programs. The difference with the upcoming annual Angus event is that it is live-streamed online via Youtube, rather than a face-to-face presentation as originally used in dairy.

Following the format of the previous events, Spring Bull Night is open to all beef producers to hear about the latest offering of AI Angus sires and the proven performers, which could take their herds to the next level.

Eight leading genetics providers will present their semen catalogues and breeding programs, creating a comprehensive learning space for all involved.

Participants include ABS, Agri-Gene, Breeder Genetics, Genetics Australia, Hallmark Genetics, Semex, ST Genetics and Worldwide Sires.

Each organisation brings a distinct approach, background and catalogue, ensuring attendees can identify sires suited to their breeding objectives. Each will present a selection of sires, highlighting their strengths, how they might be used in an AI program and how their progeny are performing.

Angus Australia is encouraging producers who are putting AI plans together for this joining season to tune-in to the Spring Bull Night, taking place from 7pm AEST Wednesday August 26.

No registration is required, making it easy to drop in and participate.

Here’s the link to the Angus Australia channel on Youtube to access the event. Look for ‘Angus Australia Spring Bull Night 2026′ among the options

Further information about accessing Spring Bull Night can be found on the Angus Australia website.