Stud Stock

White Suffolks in demand

White Suffolk sale at Werneth

A GAMBLE to hold a summer ram sale paid off for the Gemini White Suffolk stud at Werneth last week.

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Reids' faith in Limousins

Limousin bull at Gundowring

AFTER a lifetime of dairying and breeding stud Jerseys, Robert Reid could have been forgiven for hanging up his work boots.

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American dream comes true

Red Angus cattle at the Lawson stud

TOM Lawson has achieved some big things. Not least has been the recent $US50,000 sale of his Paringa Red Angus bull's genetics to US buyers.

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Wallaces reap stud rewards

Angus cattle at Woodbourn stud

TASMANIAN stud producers Charles and Janet Wallace are the first to admit they do not mind a challenge.

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Hereford shift timely for Murray

Poll Herefords at Merranlee Stud

THE wheel of popularity is turning in favour of Herefords once more.

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Breeders take up challenge

Fiona Myers with Ringside

RED Poll enthusiasts have a big week ahead, with the Victorian region on-farm challenge.

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Angus advocate's beef with new breeds

Stud master Brian Mobbs

ANGUS producer Brian Mobbs has aired concerns about the growing number of new beef breeds.

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Steady bull prices expected

Autumn bull sales

PUNDITS are not expecting big price falls at this year's autumn bull buying sales.

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Bull Buying Guide

Still time for show entries

Ringside with Fiona Myers

ENTRIES for the Sydney Royal Show close on February 8.

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Females key to stud

Hereford stud breeder Rex Forrest believes the females are the most important part of any stud.

REX Forrest likes nothing more than seeing the females behind a breeding herd.

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Happy cattle a priority

Paul Sykes believes good temperament is one of the most important traits in selecting cattle

PAUL Sykes of Karoonda Park Hereford stud is a gentle, softly spoken man, and that is how he likes his cattle.

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Canberra to host Merino sale

Ringside with Fiona Myers

THE national capital will soon be fleeced when Merino breeders make a beeline for Canberra.

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