The Australian Brangus Autumn 2020

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2019 ROCKHAMPTON BRANGUS SOCIETY SALE 8 BULLS AVERAGED $6,938 TOP $14,000 WJ & PR Ashe • Gittens Family Trust Glenduram Pastoral Co • Kenwill Holdings Pty Ltd RI & PA McIntosh • Moorvale Pastoral Co • Pini Grazing

We wish all the very best with their purchases.

Special mention to our repeat & new paddock buyers for your continued support.

Our thanks to the breeders utilising Pheasant Creek Genetics at the 2019 Rockhampton & Roma Brangus Society Sales Pheasant Creek Duke – 2 sons averaged $7,500 Pheasant Creek Edinborough – 2 sons averaged $8,250 Pheasant Creek Everest – 1 grandson sold for $7,000 Pheasant Creek Elko – 1 grandson sold for $8,000

The continual quest for sustainability combined with foundation traits ensures a better bottom line & longevity of production.

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CPR TAKES $13,000 TELPARA HEIFER Wayne and Kellie Dobe, CPR Brangus Stud, Ravenshoe secured the top selling female on the opening day of the annual ABCA Rockhampton Sale.

2019 BURNHAM YOUTH AWARD Annalee Godwin, Tanderra, Springsure is the proud recipient of the 2019 Burnham Youth Award. Here is her submission to the selection panel.

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Future goals

Following what many describe as one of the worst seasons on record, the Brangus breed continues to thrive and remain popular. Brangus enjoyed, in most parts, an impressive saleyard acceptance for both seedstock and commercial commodities. With many now enjoying a welcome break, our future goals are to prosper and expand.

BONOX TAKES ROMA TOP AT $26,000 The ever consistent and key industry bull, Bonox 330 (Greendale Xciting) and his lineage, continue to exert a strong influence on the breed and it’s followers.

BIG BRANGUS WIN AT NUMURKAH

FEATURE STORY

Rocky’s $1.498m result

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The balance, strength and quality of the product on offer, combined with positive sentiment flowing from potential buyers, vendors, seedstock and commercial producers was the catalyst for an outstanding result at the 43rd Annual sale.

Publisher: The ABCA Promotion Committee Design & Production: Rural Design ruraldesign.com.au Photography & Editorial: KB Consulting kentbward.com Printing: Curtis Print Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been taken to ensure that all details are correct, the Australian Brangus Cattle Association, Rural Design & KB Consulting cannot accept any responsibility for the accuracy of information contained within the journal, nor for the consequences of any actions taken or not taken as a result of this information. Opinions expressed are not necessarily those of the Australian Brangus Cattle Association, Rural Design or KB Consulting.

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The Brangus breed took out another Interbreed win at a regional show level in October last year at the 132nd Annual Numurkah Show, Victoria. In all 10 breeds were exhibited in the Stud Beef Section under the guise of judge, David Bolton.

NEW BRANGUS RECORD IN SOUTH AFRICA A new South African record for a Brangus bull was set at the National Brangus Sale, Harrismith, Free State, South Africa, in early August last year.

YOUTH CAMP HERALDED AS A HUGE SUCCESS Nearly 50 competitors from three states converged on the Biloela Showgrounds in early January for the inaugural Brangus Youth Camp.

Next Issue Bookings 12th June 2020 Artwork 26th June 2020 Editorial 26th June 2020 Rural Design 0407 020 080 KB Consulting 0488 279 796 editor@theaustralianbrangus.com.au theaustralianbrangus.com.au

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ROCKHAMPTON BRANGUS SALE 12 th & 13 th OCTOBER 2020 CQLX GRACEMERE

oaklandsbrangus.com Nev & Megan Hansen 0488 347 138 0437 347 787 Kalapa Qld 4702

Mark Beckman, President, Australian Brangus Cattle Association Ltd

President’s Report I would like to commence my Presidents Report by welcoming all Members old and new as well as every Brangus enthusiast and supporter to the 2020 Autumn edition of “The Australian Brangus” magazine.

From my last report in the Spring edition of 2019 to present day many members have had firsthand experience of the perils of Old Mother Nature. From Drought to raging bushfires, Flooding rains and dust storms it has been quite challenging on ones character and I do hope that the seasons return to some sort of normality for all.

The 2019 Management committee elections fielded 2 nominations for Zone one director which resulted in a ballot between Kellie Silvester and Brad Saunders. Kellie was elected to the Board however had to resign her position due to personal reasons. The vacancy has since been filled

by Brad Saunders and I would like to formally welcome Brad on to the board.

I wish to thank Kellie for her contribution to the ABCA over her previous 2 year term and wish her well in the future. Luke Keogh returned to the Board along with myself and Fleetwood Grobler is the new Zone 3 director as Barry Morgan decided not to re nominate.

I wish to acknowledge the dedication and commitment that Barry has given to the ABCA over many decades and wish him well in the future.

Brangus sales in 2019 have had some highs and lows which you will read about later in the magazine, however the quality of Brangus cattle on offer has certainly been a hot topic of conversation at many saleyards, other breed society meetings as well as internationally.

Congratulations to all vendors on presenting some outstanding Brangus cattle for sale.

This year will see changes to the Classic Red Brangus Sale taking into account forced changes to the CQLX sale schedule. The CRBS group have decided to close their sale and offer their sale bulls and females at the Australian Brangus Cattle Association Sale at CQLX on the 12th & 13th October 2020. This will be a great opportunity for both vendors and buyers of both Red and Black Brangus to sell and purchase genetics at the same venue.

The Brangus Youth Camp Committee have done an outstanding job on the organisation and delivery of their inaugural Youth Camp at Biloela in January this year. The dedication and determination of the committee and supporters to organise and run this event is a great testament to them. The desire they have to educate our Brangus youth as well as provide a social network for the participants is to be applauded by all. I also believe that even though the dust hasn’t quite settled on this camp that the committee are already planning for next year’s event.

The ABCA Board of Directors have approved two Feature Shows for 2020 with the first one taking place on Monday the 4th of May at Taroom. The second Feature Show will be staged at Rockhampton on Wednesday the 10th of June. The ABCA wish to thank the committees of these two show societies for supporting Brangus as their Feature Breed and urge as many members as possible to support these events.

The ABCA Board of directors are understanding of the difficult times and hardships that have occurred due to horrific seasonal conditions and the impact that it has had on our members. At a recent Board meeting the committee have reviewed the fee schedule for all transactions and have applied small increases in line with the Associations absorption of the CPI increases handed down over the past two years.

This has led us to change the fee schedule and as a result we have changed to a flat fee and have abolished ALL late fees. Understanding that there are a lot of breeders who have animals over the age of 12 months and would be weighing up the decision whether to register them or not whilst incurring the late fees. Calf recording and full registration ages have now been extended to 24 months to allow members the opportunity to register or calf record animals that they may not have previously done. Flat fees will then be applied from the ages of 25 months to 36 months and then from 37 months & over for both males and females.

In conclusion I hope that the gaps are finally starting to fill in and the seasons turn around for all the membership to enjoy.

Kind Regards,

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“The ABCA Board of directors are understanding of the difficult times and hardships that have occurred due to horrific seasonal conditions and the impact that it has had on our members.

At a recent Board meeting the committee have reviewed the fee schedule for all transactions and have applied small increases in line with the Associations absorption of the CPI increases handed down over the past two years.”

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CASTLE NARRABRI N719 (P) (AI) (ET) Sold at Roma to ES & CN PERRETT $11,000 7 Bulls av. $6,357 “We wish to thank all purchasers and under bidders for their support and wish them every success with their purchases.”

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BULLS & FEMALES AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE TREATY SALE MICHAEL BUSH Mobile 0427 319 780 l Email castlebrangus@bipgond.com 174 Shepparton Rd, Euroa VIC 3666

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Rockhampton’s $1.498m result

The balance, strength and quality of the product on offer, combined with positive sentiment flowing from potential buyers, vendors, seedstock and commercial producers was the catalyst for an outstanding result at the 43rd Annual Rockhampton Brangus Bull and Female Sale. 30 vendors from across Queensland and New South Wales supported the offering of registered males, females and genetic material while a further seven supported the commercial female sale. Buying support was generated via online and a packed ringside gallery containing bidders and buyers from Queensland and interstate. At the end of two day sale 42 destinations had filled out and completed their buyers instructions slips and had supported the offering that featured five separate categories.

Bulls hit highs of $50,000 twice to record an excellent average of $10,030. Registered heifers hit $13,000 while their commercial counterparts climbed to $1,100 per head.

Semen averaged $50 per straw while 16 embryos fetched the same amount culminating in a $1.498m gross.

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Sale Summary ANNUAL ABCA ROCKHAMPTON BULL SALE 115 Bulls Average $10,030 Top $50,000 (twice) Sale clearance 94%

The 2019 sale aggregate is nearly $60,000 higher than that posted in 2018. Male medium values climbed by $1833 per head when compared to the same period. However, the corresponding period saw values for registered heifers dip by $1478 per head. Auction clearance levels improved by 16 percent for bulls with 35 fewer bulls were offered as compared to the 2018 sale.

Clearances for registered heifers suffered a drop of 18 percent.

Counterbalancing that statistic the market saw an extra five females sold.

In what many described as ‘red hot’ market, 36 bulls (31%) within the result sold for sums of $10,000 or more at auction. The prefect blend of demand and supply was evident from the start with 35 bulls withdrawn from sale (24 percent of the catalogue).

The successful purchase of the equaling sale-topping bull latter in the afternoon capped a big day for the Telpara Hills prefix. The operation sold 10 males for a $22,600 medium to top that section of the offering (see attached list of averages).

Their sale topper, Grange 541N34 (Suhn’s Foundation 331Z28 (US) – The sale was a classic example of Telpara Hills Miss Yeppoon 541J) breed acceptance with demand (28-months) (954kg) (145 EMA) pushing 111 registered bulls to (15/10mm) (7.1IMF) was ranked in average $10,148 while four herd the top five percent EBV rankings and bulls topped $10,000 to set a $6750 was offered in a three quarter share/ average. Contained within the offering full possession arrangement. was a used sire selling for $10,000 against a backdrop of a rather large withdrawal rate.

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OPPOSING PAGE Bonox 1138 for $50,000 ABOVE Telpara Hills Grange 541N34 for $50,000

Males at a glance 121 Bulls Offered Average EMA 130cm sq Average Age 27.5 months Average Weight 832kg

Top 10 averages 1. Telpara Hills 2. Bonox 3. Doonside 4. Diamond Valley 5. Bullakeana 6. Oaklands 7. Lunar 8. Kraken 9. Ramsey Creek 10. Charlevue

10 av $22,600 7 av $15,142 6 av $12,750 3 av $12,666 2 av $12,500 10 av $12,100 5 av $11,200 2 av $10,500 5 av $8,300 10 av $8,250 7

Purchasing the equal top seller were Russell and Janelle Dobe, Inkerman Station, Home Hill fending off the Palgrove Stud, Dalveen for ownership.

Inkerman also selected the full US bred product, the 29-month-old, $26,000 Telpara Hills Heineken 209N2 (AI) (ET) (Stonewall Of RRR 222W6 (AI) (US)) (29-months) (926kg) (136EMA).

Five sons of Foundation averaged $18,100 throughout the catalogue with a pair of sons from Telpara setting a $39,000 average. Inkerman ended with a trio of males with an averagee price tag of $29,333.

Mal and Sue Burston, Codrilla, Nebo outlaid $28,000 to secure Telpara Hills Gentleman’s Jack 541N15 (AI) (ET) (Suhn’s Foundation) (28-months) 926kg) (142EMA) in a three quarter share/full possession arrangement and the $21,000, Telpara Hills Southern Comfort 541N52 (AI) (ET) (25-months) (840kg) (132EMA).

Southern Comfort was the first of the son of the US import, BWCC Big Town 192B16 to be offered in a Rockhampton Sale. The Burston’s were major investors and player in the male sale section taking 13 head for an average of $10,692.

FROM TOP Doonside Spur 2412 for $36,000; Telpara Hills Heineken 209N2 for $26,000; Telpara Hills Double Black 820N8 for $24,000; Charlevue Blacksoil for $22,000; Telpara Hills Southern Comfort 541N52 for $21,000.

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Palgrove Stud, Dalveen selected Telpara Hills Double Black 820N8 (AI) (ET) (Telpara Hills Real McCoy 920J19 (AI) (ET)) (28-months) (890kg) (133EMA) ranked in the top 10 percent for all growth indices for $24,000 while Wayne and Kellie Dobe, CPR Brangus, Ravenshoe parted with $15,000 a piece for Telpara Hills Jameson 468N32 (AI) (ET) (CB Passport 803Y11 (US)) (25-months) (926kg) (125EMA) and team mate, Johnnie Walker 920N16 (AI) (ET) (MC Granite 834B (US)).

Johnnie Walker (28-months) (898kg) (140EMA) is ranked in the top 15 percent for IMF/Marbling and the two new Dobe acquisitions will join Telpara females purchased from the registered section the day previous.

Bill and Fiona Eyles, Wilona, Capella paid $19,000 for the services of Telpara Hills Cognac 541N87 (AI)

(MC Granite 834B (US)) (24-months) (856kg) (126EMA). At the same money Mark and Amanda Salisbury, Bimbadeen Stud, Monto secured the 23-month-old, Telpara Hills Bombay 555N4 (AI) (Telpara Hills Deal Me In 468K8 (AI) (ET)) (838kg) (128EMA).

The Palgrove stud took two bulls from the sale at on average $20,500.

Linday and Fiona Barlow, Triple B Stud, Dingo weren’t to be denied their pick of the sale and secured Bonox’s son of Bonox 563 (Bonox 330) at a sale equaling $50,000. The $50,000 equal top selling bull, Bonox 1138, is by the aging sire, Bonox 563 whom was represented by this single son in the sale. Loosing bidders on the 934kg, 36-month-old, 146EMA Woodard bull with scans of 11/7mm was a partnership involving Brad and Nicole Saunders, Pheasant Creek Stud, Wowan and Brad and Briony Comiskey and Dennis and Claire Couper, Lunar Stud, Emerald.

Bonox principals, Bruce and Leanne Woodard ended their day with a $15,142 average for their seven sire aspirants. Included in the result at $14,000 was Bonox 1107, (36-months) (890kg) (143EMA) a grandson of Bonox 330 selling to Mick and Delsey Delroy, Wandarri, Thangool. Geoff Parker, Gunnadoo Park Stud, Manilla, NSW outlaid $10,000 securing a 36-month-old son of the 2015 ABCA Rockhampton Sale topper in the form of the $46,000 Charlevue Centre Time in Bonox CT 1084 (870kg) (134EMA). The Parker acquisition is from a daughter of the prepotent, Bonox 330.

Doonside principals Bill and Kay Geddes, Barmoya also enjoyed success with their six setting a $12,750 average. At $36,000 Doonside Spur (24-months) (1110kg) (14/10mm) (Doonside Twilight) changed hands selling to Michael and Kellie Silvester, Forest Hills Stud, Emerald. Losing bidders on the 145EMA maternal grandson of Sundance Of Brinks were Brent and Holly Hanson, B H Bindaree Stud, Murgon. Three Doonside Twilight sons averaged $17,500.

Topping Jane and Jamie Saunders, Charlevue Stud, Dingo draft of 10 bulls was the $22,000 Blacksoil (Charlevue Centreman) (33-months) (876kg) (136EMA) selling to John Collins, Yaraandoo Stud, Gracemere.

Ten from Charlevue set an $8250 average. A pair of Centreman sons averaged $14,500.

The Emerald based, Lunar Stud marketed five for $11,200 average.

Their top for 2019 at $17,000 was the 25-month-old, Lunar Neptune N038 (Lunar Norbit) (862kg) (11/7mm) (134EMA) who will take up duties at the Palgrove Stud, Dalveen.

Springsure breeders, Duncan and Karen Geddes, Telemon Stud, Springsure secured the $16,000 25-month-old, Lunar Navajo (Lunar Lestat L49) (792kg) (139EMA).

Brad and Vicki Hanso, Bullakeana Stud, Moura set a $12,500 for their duo by Yarrandoo Wylie. Bullakeana Resident as a two year old (796kg) (130EMA) scored the highest IMF reading of the sale (7.2%) selling for $13,000 to Lucy Roche, Dynamite Stud, Gympie. Team mate, Rock Solid (21-months) (700kg) (118EMA) a paternal half to Resident made $12,000 selling to dual Jackson families stables, Stutzview and Sandy Banks Stud, Owanyilla and Tiaro.

In their role as vendors, Dennis and Lola Jackson, Stutzview Stud sold four to average $7500 including the $10,000 Stutzview Noah (Stutzview Langdon) (754kg) (24-months) (124EMA) selling to the Cormack family, Mackland Grazing, Wavering

Downs Station, Clermont. Wavering Downs signed off on four with an average price of $8250.

Setting a $12,100 average for their ten was the Oaklands Stud, Kalapa.

Owners, Nev and Megan Hansen’s top for 2019 for the prefix was the $16,500 Oaklands Denver (Telpara Hills Webcke 468G20 (AI)) (1060kg) (141EMA) (8/11mm) (6.3IMF) selling to Mal and Sue Burston, Codrilla, Nebo.

Next best at $16,000 was Oaklands Hayes (Gunnadoo Park Granite – Garrett Of Brinks) 24-months (860kg) (135EMA) going to Stewart and Kerry Wallace, Wallace Stud, Clarke Creek.

At $15,000 Oaklands Asteroid (AI) (ET) (Bonox 637) (26-months) (968kg) (147EMA) sold to Mick and Tanya

TOP The $50,000 Bonox 1138 with vendor Bruce Woodard, Bonox, Taroom, buyer Lindsay Barlow, Triple B Brangus, Dingo and Justin Rohde, Nutrien, Rockhampton.

BOTTOM The $50,000 Telpara Hills Grange 541N87 (AI) with vendor Stephen Pearce, Telpara Hills, Atherton.

Madden, Earlwood Stud, Duaringa while two others made $14,000.

These were, Kid McCoy (AI) (ET) (Telpara Hills Real McCoy (AI) (ET)) going to Mal and Sue Burston and Stetson ((AI) (ET) (Willtony Stetson (P)) (1098kg) (30-months) (157EMA) selling to Owen and Carmel Berry, Rob-Mar-Lom, Anakie.

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The Terry family, Nindi Station, Hughenden selected the $13,000 Oaklands Young McCoy (AI) (ET) (28-months) (968kg) (140EMA).

Latter in the offering Oaklands sold their used sire, Beejay L52 (Southwell CC 854) (49-months) (964kg) (138EMA) for $10,000 to Reaco Pty Ltd., Woodstock Station, Marlborough.

Jim Maguire, Bingegang, Dingo paid $11,000 for Sheldara Memphis M31 (36-months) (920kg) (139EMA), a son of Sheldara Hercules H01 (Bonox 392) from first time vendors, Shona Maguire and David Gibson, Sheldara Stud, New South Wales.

Matthew Sirett and Jodie Renwick, Diamond Valley Stud, Gatton recorded a $12,666 average their trio. These topped at $16,000 for the 26-month-old, Diamond Valley Renegade 820N2 (151EMA) (IH Rudder 504Y2 (AI) (US)) (151EMA) with a Tenderness Rating of 10 selling to Mal and Sue Burston, Codrilla, Nebo. Another of their entries was the $13,000 Diamond Valley Rock Solid (Telpara Hills The Rock 468H15 (AI) (ET)) (860kg) (27-months) selling to Tony and Sharon Fernie, Boombah Stud, Dingo. The Boombah operation ended with a pair for a $12,000 average.

FROM TOP Telpara Hills Cognac 541N87 for $19,000; Telpara Hills Bombay 555N4 for $19,000; Lunar Neptune N038 for $17,000; Oaklands Denver for $16,500; Lunar Navajo N065 for $16,000.

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Oaklands Miss Csonka 603G (AI) (ET)) selling to Bill and Louise Dunne, Tarcoola, Dingo.

Voewood Nightstar (P) sold for $10,000 to the Gittens family, Carbine, Clermont enabling Calliope breeders, Edward and Kara Quinn to collect an $8500 average. The grandson of IH Bar None 820Y8 (AI) (US) was aged 22-months (794kg) (128EMA) was the only Voewood King son offered this year by the prefix.

Pheasant Creek set a $6938 average for their eight lots. Breeders, Brad and Nicole Saunders saw the draft top at $14,000 for the 26-monthold, 844kg, 135EMA, Pheasant Creek Nifty N47 (S) (Pheasant Creek Captain J087) selling to Craig and Latisha Mace, Toorilla Plains, Kunwarara.

Ramsey Creek Stud, Banana collected the top selling herd bull honors with their 21-month-old, 738kg, 128EMA entry, Herbert (Bonox 766) making $10, 000 and selling to Koobooda Grazing Company, Gayndah. This enabled breeders Jack and Jennifer Wright to achieve an $8,3000 average for their five males.

Taking four males for on average $5375 were Goomeri district breeders, Russell and Trish McIntosh, Ryan and Rachel Holzwart, Western Jagera, Tansey while Ben and Julie Force Stud, Emerald took with them Pini and family, Lancewood Station, a $8200 average that included two Nebo signed off on a card of six for a at $11,000 each. These were sons of $7333 average. Andrew, Alan and Joy Glenmorgan Harvestor Man K502 Ellen Horn, Currawong, Theodore selling to the Dunne family, Tarcoola, picked up five bulls to average them Dingo and Brinks Sundance 541R264 $6300. Duncan and Karen Geddes, (S) (US)) son selling to the Boombah Telemon Stud, Springsure selected Stud, Dingo. two new sires for $12,000 average Julie Sheehan and Jason Jeynes, throughout that section of the Kracken Stud, Dalma recorded a catalogue. $10,500 average for their pair by Agents: Elders, Savage Barker & Stutzview 130 topping at $12,000 for Backhouse and Ray White Livestock. the 28-month-old, 946kg, 146EMA, Kraken Tarbrush 053N selling to Russell and Janelle Dobe, Inkerman Station, Home Hill. Brett Weick, Barwonga Stud, NSW took a $13,000 sale for his single ET product, Barwonga McCoy (AI) (22-months) (826kg) (Telpara Hill Real McCoy/

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John Thomas, Executive Officer, Australian Brangus Cattle Association Ltd

The Executive Paper Dear Members, The past twelve months have been a massive test of the endurance of people on the land, small towns and communities throughout much of Australia.

Firstly, we experienced possibly the worst drought in living memory, which seemed to last forever, with many involved in agriculture struggling to survive. Sadly some have not, with many cattle breeders forced to sell off breeding stock which will for some, take many years of rebuilding when things eventually turn around.

Secondly, many areas were subjected to massive bushfires which destroyed around 15 million hectares of land, destroyed thousands of homes, killed around a billion native and farm animals, and worst of all cost the lives of 25 people. Some of these fires are still burning but are now under control. If it had not been for the heroics of our Firefighters it could have been far worse.

Thirdly, many areas have received welcome rainfall in many parts of the eastern states which has eased, but not yet ended the drought and also brought many of the bushfires under control. We certainly live in a challenging country.

The ABCA Board welcomed two new Board Members in 2019. Fleetwood Grobler is a Director and Zone 3 Representative while Brad Saunders is also a Director and is the Zone 1 Representative. Brad replaced Kellie Silvester who resigned due to personal reasons. Brad is well known to many members having previously served on the ABCA Board.

In February a face-to-face Board Meeting was held in Toowoomba where many of the items that were tabled at the last AGM in Rockhampton were discussed as well as other important items that are Board responsibilities.

Adjacent to normal agenda items, the Board had presentations and discussions with several invited guests.

These included a presentation on Corporate Governance by Cameron Cowley (Moin Morris & Schaeffer, Solicitors), a presentation by both Paul Williams and Tim Emery (TBTS) on genomics and BreedPlan which was followed by an in depth discussion regarding the future particularly with respect to ABCA. The Board also met with agent representatives from Elders, Grant Daniel & Long and Ray White with regards to how, if any, aspects of the running of the ABCA Roma and Rockhampton Sales can be improved. Jane Lowe (Australian Community Media) also gave a presentation regarding marketing of the breed and what services that they (ACM) are able to provide. Kent Ward and Paula Driscoll (KB Consulting and Rural Design) provided an update on The Australian Brangus magazine.

Kind regards,

Australian Brangus Cattle Association c/- Agricultural Business Research Institute, University of New England, Armidale NSW 2351 www.brangus.com.au Twitter: AusBrangus Facebook: AustralianBrangusCattleAssociation

STAFF

PRESIDENT Director Zone 2 MARK BECKMAN ‘Glenoyra’ Aubigny Qld 4401 07 4691 5220 0427 995 002 glenoyrabrangus@gmail.com

VICE PRESIDENT Federal Representative AMANDA SALISBURY ‘Bimbadeen Q’ Eidsvold Qld 4627 07 4167 5141 0427 677 381 bimbadeen@skymesh.com.au

TREASURER Director Zone 4 LUKE KEOGH ‘Cobwell’ Barham NSW 2732 03 5453 7137 0428 536 587 keoghcattle@activ8.net.au

BreedPLAN (02) 6773 3555 brangus@breedplan.une.edu.au

Director Zone 1 BRAD SAUNDERS ‘Pheasant Creek’ Wowan Qld 4702 0458 359 105 pcbrangus@bigpond.com

Federal Representative MEGAN HANSEN ‘Oaklands’ Kalapa Qld 4702 0488 347 138 oaklandsbrangus@gmail.com

Federal Representative LUCY ROCHE ‘Dynamite’ Widgee Qld 4570 0448 000 158 dynamite.brangus@gmail.com

TBTS Technical Officers PAUL WILLIAMS 0427 018 982 paul@tbts.une.edu.au TIM EMERY 0408 707 155 tim@tbts.une.edu.au

Director Zone 3 FLEETWOOD GROBLER ‘Stockyard’ TAMWORTH NSW 2340 0428 135 652 fmgrobler@gmail.com

Federal Representative SUE FAWCETT ‘Lazy S’ Condamine Qld 4416 0428 745 186 lazys.stud@gmail.com

Executive Officer JOHN THOMAS (02) 6773 3373 john@brangus.com.au Registrar TESSA PEARSON (02) 6773 3373 tessa@brangus.com.au

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Selling 8 RED BRANGUS BULLS

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CPR takes $13,000 Telpara heifer Sale Summary ANNUAL ABCA ROCKHAMPTON FEMALE SALE 46 Females Average $3,668 Top $13,000 Sale clearance 81%

Wayne and Kellie Dobe, CPR Brangus Stud, Ravenshoe secured the top selling female on the opening day of the annual ABCA Rockhampton Sale, a daughter of the US import BWCC Big Town 192B16 offered by the Telpara Hills Stud.

Telpara Hills Miss Big Town 920N29 (AI) (ET) (22-months) offered by the Pearce family, Telpara Hills Stud headed the team of six by six different sires that set a $9917 average.

Sons of the newly released Big Town sold to $100,000 (US) earlier in the year and the sale topper recorded an IMF reading of 6.4%. Inseminated to Atlanta Of Salacoa 488Z (US) the top seller carried a positive test to that joining. Already flushed, the heifer produced nine embryos on her first multiplication. CPR took two from the Telpara draft for an average $12,250. Their other selection was the $11,500 Telpara

Females at a glance 58 Females Offered 38 Heifers (67%) were offered unjoined.

18 Heifers (32%) were offered either PTIC, Joined or with a NDP Status.

Clearances levels dropped by 18% compared to 2019 sale.

Average values dipped by $1478 over the same period.

Five extra females were sold when compared to the same period.

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6 av $9,917 5 av $4,400 11 av $2,970 3 av $2,917 4 av $2,625

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Hills Miss Foundation 15N2 (AI) (ET) (20-months), a maternal half to the $60,000 Telpara Hills Miss Van Damme 15M3 (THEG Stud). CPR co-own the dam of Miss Foundation 15N2, Telpara Hills Miss Portfolio 468G21. Joined to MC Granite 834B (US) she was not detected as positive and was paddocked with Telpara Hills Revolver 541M6.

New member, Daniel Lowe, Sunday Camp Stud, Bellbrook, New South Wales outlaid $10,000 for Telpara Hills Miss Hollywood 920N22 (AI) (ET) (Hollywood Of Salacoa 23A53 (US)) (24-months). Also flushed previous to her sale where she delivered seven embryos, the heifer sold positively in calf to Telpara Hills Revolver 541M6.

Another of the Telpara team at $10,000 was Telpara Hills Miss Ace of Spades 468N12 (AI) (ET) selling to John and Kathy Colless, Wetherby Stud, Mt Molloy. At 23-months and carrying to VF Oaks Online 918Y3 (US) the daughter of the $41,000 Telpara Hills Miss Foundation 468L7 (AI) (ET) recorded an IMF reading of 6.5% and was ranked in the breed’s top five percent for seven indices. Wetherby also secured the $9000, Telpara Hills Miss Final Cut 468N15 99 (AI) (ET). She also was carrying a positive test to VF Oaks Online 918Y3 (US). Neil and Sue Warren, Taragoola Stud, Calliope bought the $6000 Telpara Hills Miss The Rock 920N20 (AI) (ET) (Telpara Hills The Rock 468H15). With an IMF of 6.8% and five indices ranking her in the top 10 percent for the breed she was tested positive to the joining with VF Oaks Online 918Y3 (US).

The offering included the first release of the daughters of the $46,000 former sale topper, Charlevue Centre Time. These found instant favour fetching $6250. Offered by Bruce and Leanne Woodard, Bonox Stud, Taroom the 23-month-old, Bonox B1098 sold to Richard Reynolds, Glenrosa Stud, Gin Gin. Bonox averaged $4400 for their five which included a $5750 sale for a 22-month-old daughter of Bonox 830, Bonox B1089 selling to the Dave and Kay Franks, Jardine Stud, Rockhampton. As vendors, the Jardine prefix sold their $5500 entry, Midnight 1723 (Maccaboyz No Fear 296) to Brendon Bradford, River Run Stud, Dingo. Jardine’s trio averaged $2917. Another high seller for Bonox was the twoyear-old, Bonox B1112 a double cross granddaughter of Greendale Xciting 029 to Lawson Dunne, Tarcoola, Dingo. Jane and Jamie Saunders, Charlevue Stud, Dingo took a $3500 Bonox 830 daughter.

Largest vendor in section were the Hansen family, Oaklands and Black Mountain Studs, Kalapa. Presenting his first draft, Grady Hanson’s two averaged $2250 topping at $3000 for a daughter by the $10,000 Beejay L52 selling to the Muscat family’s, Brangaloo Stud, Dows Creek. In all five yearling daughters of L52 averaged $2650 for the operations a day before their sire’s sale in the male catalogue.

Topping the Oaklands 11 head that averaged $2970 was the $5000, Oaklands Ava 527N2 (Gunnadoo Park Granite) (24-months) selling to the Jardine Stud. David and Tracey Muscat, Bangaloo, Pleystowe selected the $4750 Oaklands Hadley 920N9 (Bonox 637) (20-months). In all the Muscat’s purchased five for a $2850 average from the Oaklands and Black Mountain prefixes. Seven studs took heifers home from the Oaklands and Black Mountain draft.

Bullakeana Simply Gorgeous (23-months) (Yaraandoo Wylie) fetched $4000 selling to Brad and Nicole Saunders, Pheasant Creek Stud, Wowan. Bullakeana vendors, Brad and Vicki Hansen sold four for on average $2625. Yaraandoo principal, John Collins, Gracemere sold seven to average $2215 to a top of $3250.

FROM TOP LEFT Telpara Hills Miss Big Town 920M29 for $13,000; Telpara Hills Miss Foundation 15N2 for $11,500; Telpara Hills Miss Hollywood 920M22 for $10,000; Telpara Hills Miss Ace of Spades 468N12 for $10,000; Telpara Hills Miss Final Cut 468N15 for $9,000; Bonox B1098 for $6,250; Bonox B1089 for $5,750; Jardine Midnight 1713 for $5,500; Oaklands Ava 572N2 for $5,000.

OPPOSING PAGE Top priced female Telpara Hills Miss Big Town 920M29 with Fiona Pearce, Telpara Hills, Atherton.

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Semen makes to $50/straw Sale Summary ANNUAL ABCA ROCKHAMPTON SALE 4 Semen Packages Average $40/straw Top $50/straw

ABOVE Voewood Law Firm (AI) (ET)

Sale clearance 100%

BELOW Dynamite Kryptonite (AI)

Lindsay and Fiona Barlow, Triple B Stud, Dingo outlaid $50/ straw for the three packages (30 straws) in the former RNA champion, Voewood Law Firm (AI) (ET) (Dougets Hercules 8853 - MS 38 Centre Ranch 23/M20).

The trio of packages was offered and sold by owners of the full US blood proven sire, Edward and Kara Quinn, Voewood Stud, Calliope. Ryan and Rachel Holzwart, Western Force Stud, Emerald secured the one parcel (10 straws) in another of the former RNA champions, Dynamite Kryptonite (AI) for $10/straw from Lucy Roche’s, Dynamite prefix, Widgee.

Classic Red Sale joins forces with ABCA Rockhampton Sale The after effects of an extremely dry and drought effected 2019, combined with an associated reduction in both client and vendor breeder numbers, the executive of the Classic Red Brangus Sale committee have decided to change their marketing strategy for 2020.

In a recent press release the group announced that the bulls and heifers that would have been usually aligned and offered at the 2020 Classic Red Brangus Sale will instead be offered within the catalogue at the Australian Brangus Cattle Association Rockhampton Sale, CQLX, Gracemere Saleyards, Monday 12th and Tuesday, 13th October 2020.

Group spokesman Jack Walker added, “We feel as a group that this move to a larger ‘all Brangus’ fixture three weeks later will better serve our clients in their bull procurement

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and it also takes into account the changes to the CQLX Store Sale day and Stud Sale selling schedule.”

“We’d like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank all our clients for your support and loyalty over the past eleven years and look forward to your ongoing support for the same quality red Brangus bulls and heifers at the ABCA Sale.”

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QUALITY FERTILE MEATY MATERNAL FEMALES PERFORMING UNDER COMMERCIAL CONDITIONS

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Commercial heifers hit highs of $1100 to average $810 their eight averaging $950/head.

Sale Summary ANNUAL ABCA RAY WHITE COMMERCIAL BRANGUS FEMALE SALE 215 Commercial Females Average $ 810 Top $1,100 Sale clearance 100%

Keen interest and solid demand from start to finish witnessed No. 8 Brangus heifers sell to $1100 while their No. 9 counterparts fetched $980 per head at the annual Ray White Livestock Brangus Commercial Female Sale, CQLX Gracemere Saleyards during the annual ABCA Rockhampton Sale.

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Culminating in a $174,315 gross the sale saw a buyer’s gallery in attendance stretching from the central Highlands to the Mary Valley in the south east of the state. The sale resulted in a bottom line average of $810/head and topping out at $1100/ head for the eight vendors.

Market toppers were four No. 8 heifers offered by the Ross and Lorraine Ann Prange, Mt Larcom selling to Peba Pastoral Company, Rockhampton. The sale toppers with an average live weight of 435k sold for 252c/kg.

The other pen from the Prange family were four No. 9 heifers making $800 per head selling to Glen and Loyola McKinlay, Callandoon, Springsure with an average live weight of 279kg they made 286c/kg. The Prange draft also set the top average of the day with

No. 8 EU heifers offered by Brent and Maree Woodard, Parkes Brangus Duaringa, sold to a top of $975 (280c/ kg) to MV Brangus, Kandanga. The line of 26 head from Parkes averaged $860 and ranged in value from $775 to $975/head (255c to 280c/kg). MV Brangus signed off on 16 heifers for on average $834/head.

John Collins, Yaraandoo Brangus, Gogango, sold seven No. 8 heifers for $950 to Beeblee Pastoral Company, Beeblee Station, Nebo. With average weight over the scales of 330kgs the Collins heifers made 287c/kg. Beeblee purchased 24 head from Goondicum and Yaraandoo to average $833/head.

Regular supporters, Rob and Nadia Campbell, Goondicum, Monto sold 33 heifers. The draft was all EU accrediiated and were No. 8 and No. 9 heifers that sold to average $804/head.

These topped at $850/head for a pen of eight No. 8 heifers making the equivalent of 279c/kg (304kg live weight) and selling to the Bates family, Lisco Farming, Brightly. The other 25 head were all No. 9 heifers and they sold to average $790/head in a range from $740 (276c/kg) to $825 (284c/ kg). Lisco Farming ended with 20 head for a $808/head average.

Major buyers of the sale, the McKinlay family, Callandoon, Springsure signed off on 41 head or 20 percent of the yarding for $897/head. In this consignment were 37 heifers from Tualka South which equated to 90 percent of their purchases on the day.

Greg and Sandra Drake, Namara, Westwood, sold a trio of No. 9 Gunnadoo Park blood heifers for $620/head to Comiskey Earthmoving, Aintree, Marmor. With a live weight of 235kg they came back at 264c/kg.

Aintree ended with 25 heifers from Namara, Parkes Holding and Tualka Andrew Clarke and Kellie Kime, Clarke South for a $682/head average.

Livestock and Company, Garnant, sold nine heifers to a top price of Jamie and Jane Saunders, Charlevue, Largest supporters of the sale were $880 (304kgs live weight) (289c/kg) Dingo took with them 13 heifers from Bruce and Leanne Woodard, Tualka to average $818 per head. The top Bruce and Leanne Woodard’s draft South, Taroom. Their entire run of 119 sellers were a pen of five going to MV ranging from $720 to $800 per head No. 9 heifers topped at $980/head Brangus, Kandanga. The remaining (291c/kg to 296c/kg) to average them (297c/kg) (329kg live weight) and sold four weighed on average 247kg live $757/head. The Eiser family, Sarina in range from $620/head (284c/kg) to and sold for 299c/kg or $740/head selected a pen of six from the Bruce $980/head (297c/kg) to set a $801/ to the Bates family, Lisco Farming, Woodard stable for $800 per head head.

Brightly. MV Brangus took 16 head (294c/kg). from Parkes Holdings, Coal Dust The Woodard draft represented 55 Black Springs, Capella took the first and Clark Livestock and Company to percent of the yarding and were all pen of 10 heifers from Bruce and average $834 paying in a range from enrolled heifers. Purchasers of the Leanne Woodard’s draft for $875 240c to 289c/kg. top selling Woodard pen were Glen per head or 255c/kg for the 343kg and Loyola McKinlay, Callandoon, Nev and Karen Tarry, Coal Dust live weight maidens. The Kahma Springsure.

Brangus, Monto, sold 10 No. 9 heifers family, Farleigh took 28 heifers from to top at $700 (252c/kg) (278kg live throughout the sale for a $780/head Included in the Woodard draft was weight) for a pen of five heifers going average.

10 No. 9 heifers selling for 356c/kg or to Kahma Family Trust, Farleigh. The Agents: Ray White Livestock Rockhampton. $760/head. With an average weight others were five selling for $630/ of 213kgs live weight they sold to head or 240c/kg and with an average Paul Lavaring, Brooklyn, Theodore. weight of 258kgs live they went to Paul Lavaring took a total of 28 head MV Brangus, Kandanga. Coal Dust all from Tualka South for on average averaged $660/head for their 10 $762/head ranging in value from $700 heifers. to $800 per head (298c to 356c/kg).

All embryos clear at auction Sale Summary ANNUAL ABCA ROCKHAMPTON SALE 16 Embryos Average $50 Top $50 Sale clearance 100%

Swan Bay principles, Robin and Michelle Garrett, East Coraki New South Wales took all the embryo packages on offer. These were all catalogued and offered by Joseph and Helen Oram, Double Creek Stud, Wooderson, Queensland.

On offer were two genetic configurations. All sold for $50/embryo with the first eight zygotes representing the pairing between Southern Deal Maker 468W40 and Telpara Hills Miss Next Step 541J49 (AI) (Suhn’s Next Step 541J49 (AI)) the remaining eight were two packages representing the joining between MC High Quality 535Y (US) and Shadow Valley Miss Dealmaker 1129K1 (Southern Deal Maker 468W 40 (US)).

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side of breeding cattle. From this interest I decided in year 11 that I wanted to follow that interest so I applied at UQ (Gatton) to complete a Diploma in Agribusiness Management. In 2017 we purchased four beautiful weaner bulls from the Braveheart stud. After handling and working with them I decided Brangus was what I desired to breed.

Also, in 2017 I helped out at the Forest Hills Stud, working and breaking in a group of 20 weaner bulls and heifers, this only added fuel to the fire.

In 2018 I assisted both Braveheart and Forest Hills prepare and present show cattle in the ring at Beef 2018. During all of this I had begun studying at UQ Gatton. Mid 2018 I registered my stud prefix, Black Label and later that same year I purchased two heifers from Yaraandoo with the help of my sister and Kelly Silvester. To finish off the year I also attended the Royal Brisbane Show taking out the Senior Parader.

Amanda Salisbury presenting Annalee the Burnham Youth Award on behalf of the Burnham family.

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2019 Burnham Youth Award Annalee Godwin, Tanderra, Springsure is the proud recipient of the 2019 Burnham Youth Award. Here is her submission to the selection panel.

“Once you go black, you never go back”. I don’t remember who told me this exactly but I believe it applies.

Brangus cattle have been a part of my life for well over a decade and counting. My passion for Brangus started through podding calves. In late 2009 and early 2010 we had almost 20 calves to care for ranging in colour and size however by far the hardiest and best doers of the lot were the Brangus cross calves. The now cows from that lot of calves still live behind the house and look a million dollars all year around including consistent calves on the ground and huge personalities. I always had a love for cattle working at home but attending Rockhamton Grammar School really helped to cement it.

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In 2019 with the help from my father we selected 16 commercial Brangus heifers from his herd to register at enrolment level under my prefix, Black Label. Early in the year I was also approached by the Australian Brangus Cattle Association and invited to join President, Mark Beckham and Vice President, Kellie Silvester in America to attend the Houston Livestock and Rodeo Show, Texas.

Both my sister and I attended and got the chance to assist two studs, G-Bar and Skyhawk Brangus. We helped to both prepare and present the cattle in the ring for both studs.

We were also given the chance to meet Dr Tommy Perkins past Executive Vice President of the International Brangus Breeders Association. The Genetic Edge XXIV sale was also held in Houston which was eye opening to attend.

The trip was an experience like no other and helped us to establish international friendships for a life time and we truly grateful to be given the opportunity.

Also, this year I attended the Gatton Show with the Rockyview Stud and competed in paraders. I recently just came home from the RNA where I assisted with multiple studs and took out second place in the Senior Parader class. I have also recently graduated from UQ Gatton with a Diploma in Agribusiness Management. I hope to soon find a job working with stud cattle and pick up an AI course along the way.

I learnt a lot of cattle management and selection skills off my parents however, I have never ran a stud so the registration, hair sampling and the focus of selected bloodlines were all new to me. With the help of the staff in the ABCA office and Zone 1 representative, Kellie Silvester as well as many others, I was able to feel welcome to ask question and get help when required.

I aspire to breed high quality Brangus both structurally sound and are able to perform in almost any conditions for both stud and commercial producers, without jeopardising temperament. I want to remain honest in my breeding and honest to myself. In the future I would like to start my own red Brangus line from scratch.

Annalee Godwin

®

Rockhampton

Livestock

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Bonox takes Roma top at $26,000

Sale Summary ANNUAL ABCA ROMA SALE 74 Bulls Average $6,061 Top $26,000 Sale clearance 74% 27 Females Average $2,352 Top $6,000 Sale clearance 100% 20 Straws Semen Average $50/straw Top $50 (twice) Sale clearance 100%

Top 5 averages - Bulls 1. Bonox 2. Telpara Hills 3. Karingal 4. Boonderoo 5. Castle

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5 av $10,400 10 av $8,650 4 av $7,125 3 av $6,667 7 av $6,357

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The ever consistent and key industry bull, Bonox 330 (Greendale Xciting) and his lineage, continue to exert a strong influence on the breed and it’s followers.

Yet another descendant, on this occasion a grandson of ‘330’ has topped another breed sale, the 14th Annual ABCA Roma Sale, Roma, September 2019.

Overall 74 bulls sold at auction for a 74 percent clearance topping at $26,000 and setting an average of $6061. Females topped at $6000 and also met a very sluggish market. However, swift after sale negotiations saw all 27 of this category sell and clear to average $2352 culminating in a total clearance.

That result included the $10,000 Bonox 1126 (Bonox 830) (34-months) (844kg) (142EMA) selling to Toogoolawah nursery, Glen Heart, operated by Reg Robinson and family.

Telpara Hills Makers Mark 920N5 (AI (ET) (29-months) (955kg) (130EMA) fetched $20,000 for owners, the Pearce family’s Telpara Hills Brangus Bonox 1109, a 30-month-old, 870kg, Stud, Atherton. Taking home the son 139EMA (Bonox 780) offered by of Suhn’s Foundation 331Z28 (US) Bruce and Leanne Woodard, Bonox were John and Kathleen Colless, Stud, Taroom sold for a sale topping Wetherby Stud, Mt Molloy. Wetherby $26,000 The sale topper will take up will also be the also the home of the duties at the Gidyea Stud, Augathella $9000, 875kg Telpara Hills Black operated on Adrian and Megan Label 801N8 (MC Real Deal 541R3 Forrest’s, Bellona, Augathella. The (US)) (28-months) (875kg) (130EMA) downstream plan for the new Gidyea ranked in the top five percent or purchase will be the production of better for all growth traits. Telpara replacement bulls for their commercial Hills sold a total of 10 bulls for an herd at Bellona and paddock sale bulls. average of $8650. The result included Five from Bonox averaged $10,400. the $10,000 Jagermeister 8N (Telpara

Hills Real McCoy 920J19 (AI) (ET)) (21-months) (895kg) (134EMA) selling to Vince Holland, Kandanga.

Palgrove Stud, Daveen selected the $7500, Foundation (US) son, Glenfiddich 146N6 (AI) (ET) (19-months) (815kg) (128EMA) also from the Telpara draft. Scott Armstrong, Sharmarel Farming, Armett Waters, St George outlaid $8000 for Dark N Stormy 820N12 (AI) (ET) (Real McCoy 920J19 (AI) (ET)) (890kg) (131EMA) (19-months).

Victorian vendor, Michael Bush, Castle Stud, Euroa sold his 26-month-old, 840kg, 133EMA, Castle Narrabri N719 (AI) (ET) (CB Final Cut 924X (US)) to the Perrett family, Bottle Tree Hills, Wandoan, for $11,000. Maternally the line has produced males now doing duties in the Duarran, Belview and the Palgrove herds. Others in the Castle result included the $7000 MC Embassador 541Z15 (US) son, Narromine (26-months) (822kg) (136EMA) selling to Daniel Lowe, Sunday Camp Stud, Bellbrook, New South Wales while a full flush sibling fetched $6500 selling to the Palgrove Stud, Dalveen.

Three from the same flush set a $6667 average featuring the donor, Castle Lochrose 245 (AI) (ET) (CRC Guardian 9U8U5 (AI) (US)) and included the $6500 Napunyah (AI) (ET) selling to Gary and Kerry Ladbrook, Bulah, Yuleba.

Cam and Sarah Flower, Garrabarra, Roma selected the $10,000 Boonderoo Landua 6N5 (AI) (CRC Landa 263X2 (US)) (22-months) (786kg) (129EMA).

Boonderoo principals, Richard and Diane Pender, Tansey averaged $6667 for their trio. The result included the $6000 Hologram 782N (Chadwick Downs Hologram H058) selling to RJ and CC Trebbin, Kingaroy.

Michael and Kellie Silvester, Forest Hills Stud, Capella took two from the offering to average $8250 including the Lazy S FFS (27-months) (Glenoyra

Fair Dinkum) for $6500 and $10,000 for the 23-month, 850kg, 134EMA, Karingal 647 (Karingal Hamish) offered by Monto breeders, Bill and Janette Cook, Karingal Stud. In the process Forest Hills and three other buyers delivered Sue Fawcett, Lazy S Stud, Chinchilla a $5750 average for her four. Sue’s top seller was another of the Fair Dinkum sons and RNA Champion, Lazy S Black Bounty (32-months) (935kg) (137EMA) selling to AR and KD Mills.

Karingal Stud sold four to average $7125 with their top seller the $10,500 Karingal 652 (24-months) (820kg) (125EMA).

Karingal 652 is a paternal half to the Forest Hills acquisition. Taking the top seller from the Karingal prefix was Jenny and William Jansen, Riverview Station, Alpha.

Three sons of Karingal Hamish set an $8167 average.

First time vendor, Ellie Parker, Parkavenue Stud, Manilla, New South Wales sold her entry, Parkavenue Kryptonite 2352 (28-months) (992kg) (138EMA) (Gunnadoo Park Famous) to Peter and Julie Bishton, Phoenix Park Stud, Phoenix Park, New South Wales for $9000. Henry Sinnamon, Kulkyne Stud, Jackson was another of the new breeders marketing their inaugural drafts at Roma. His pair averaged $4250.

Parkavenue also sold a 16-monthold, heifer by Famous for $2000 to Lawson Dunne, Tarcoola, Dingo.

John and Alison Bell, Inavale Stud, Boonah, took with them a $4722 for nine hitting a high of $8000 for the 35-month, 906kg, 138EMA, Inavale 906 going to Ian Francis, Cedar Valley Stud, Chelmsford.

Ian and Joy Macallister and family, Roma Downs, Roma were the main supporters of the Inavale team taking six for a $4417 average topping at $5000 twice.

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FROM TOP Bonox 1109 for $26,000; Telpara Hills Makers Mark 920N5 for $20,000; Castle Narrabri N719 for $11,000; Telpara Hills Jagermeister 8N for $10,000.

OPPOSING PAGE The $26,000 Bonox 1109 with Bruce Woodard, Bonox Brangus, Taroom and buyer Adrian Forrest, Bellona, Augathella and his sons Charlie and Jake.

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Dalby prefix, Burenda sold three to average $5000 topping at $7000 for the 18-month, 656kg, 120EMA entrant, Burenda Deal Maker (Southern Dealmaker 468W 40 (US)) selling to Kevin Hafey, Mt Blunt, Tambo. Bindaree F812 (Bullakeana Nu Icon) (22-months) (816kg) (130EMA) made $7000 for owners Ron and Narelle Hanson, Bindaree Stud, Murgon selling to Brad and Nicole Saunders, Pheasant Creek Stud, Wowan.

FROM TOP Bonox 1126 for $10,000; Telpara Hills Black Label 801N8 for $9,000; Inavale 908 for $8,000; Burenda Kenson K850 for $50/straw.

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Taroom took her three quarter sister in blood, Valley View 839 for $3000.

Jeff and Kerri-Ann Parker, Gunnadoo Park Stud, Manilla, New South Wales sold six heifers for an average of $3750 topping at $5500 for a 17-month-old, Gunnadoo Park Hector daughter, Gunnadoo Park Lucy selling to Tristram and Lynette Davis, Watership Downs Stud, Keerrong, New South Wales.

Watership Downs also secured a $6000 Hector son latter in the Among the volume buyers was the sale. Lawson Dunne, Tarcoola, Macalister family, Roma Downs, Dingo added to his growing herd by Roma, who purchased six bulls for purchasing a Gunnadoo Park Impact an average of $4416 while Scott daughter for $3750 from the Parker Armstrong, Sharmarel Farming, stable. Three daughters by Impact Armett Waters, St George, paid and Hector from Gunnadoo Park an average of $6000 for four sold for $3750 each. bulls. The Mills family, Myenatta, Todd and Kim Anderson, Andomen Charleville purchased four bulls Stud, Rock Valley, New South averaging $5125 while BKM Wales was a major players in Pastoral, Ghinghinda, Taroom, the female section securing six secured four bulls averaging at $1500 each while Brad and $5000. RL Plant, Baunduggie, Briony Comiskey and Dennis Chinchilla, purchased three bulls and Clare Couper, Lunar Stud, at $4000. Neil and Lindy O’Leary, Emerald purchased four daughters Omeo, Injune took three at of Castle Maffra M634 (AI) (ET) $4000 as did Bill Scott and family, (Bragg Of RRR 795W11 (US)) Budgerygar Station, Quilpie. from Castle for $1500 each. .

Brian Hartman and Jacinta Vince Holland, Kandanga, Fletcher, Valley View Stud, purchased two bulls averaging him Dungowan, New South Wales sold $8000 and three Gunnadoo Park the sale opener Valley View 810 heifers averaging $3166. Josh (35-months) (998kg) (139EMA) Hayes, Tricarpa Hills Stud, Crows for $6000 to the Taroom prefix, Nest selected a trio of heifers Bonox. Others taking the throughout the offering for on opportunity to invest in the Valley average $2917. These included View draft were Vince Holland, Folkslee P601, a daughter of the Kandanga outlaying $6000 for $32,000, Bonox 813 for $2500, a Bonox 809 son (24-months) Gunnadoo Park Laura (Maccaboyz and Ladbrook family, Bulah, Playboy 184) for $2750 and Bonox Yuleba taking the $5500 Valley B1173 (Bonox 830) for $3500.

View 822 (Yamba Lodge L44 (AI) Two parcels (20 straws) in the fast (22-months). rising sire, Burenda Kenson K850 Valley View took the honours in (Burenda Hammerhead H73 (AI) the female section of the catalogue (ET)) offered by the Burenda Stud, with the $6000, Valley View 840 Dalby fetched $50 per straw after (20-months). Sired by Bonox 809 selling to Rebecca Humphreys, she went to Brenton and Tahnee Eureka Park Stud, Tallygaroopna, Bradford, River Run Stud, Dingo.

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Lachlan wins 10th Anniversary Matthew George Stockman Award Another young Brangus breeder has taken out the prestigious Matthew George Young Stockman Award.

Lachlan Trustum, Weona Stud, Casino, New South Wales was recently awarded the 2019 Matthew George Young Stockman Award. The 10th Anniversary Award was presented to Lachlan on September 22nd 2019 at the Royal Melbourne Show and is sponsored by the Ballarat Foundation and Virgin Australia. To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Matthew George Young Stockman Award, two winners were announced, Lachlan Trustum and Lilli Stewart, Waterlilli Angus, Birregurra, Victoria.

At just 22 years of age Lachlan has a host of awards and assignments to his credit. He’s a previous recipient of the Burnham Youth Award, has adjudicated at both breed Feature Shows as an Associate Judge along with stints at regional show level. Lachlan, an ABCA member is also an integral member of the family business and operation, the Weona Stud owned and operated by his grandparents, Warren and Robyn Bulmer. Lachlan has also attended the Casino Bos Indicus Youth Camps as both a participant, leader and role model to many others.

Lachlan Trustum, Weona Brangus, Casino, NSW and Lilli Stewart, Waterlilli Angus, Birregurra, Victoria receiving their Matthew George Young Stockman Award at last years Melbourne Royal Show.

About the Award Matthew George, Stockyard Hill, Victoria was tragically killed in a car accident in 2007, at 21 years of age. His absolute love of animals, thirst for knowledge, passion for breeding was coupled with his dream to travel overseas to study developments in beef cattle breeding and to bring this knowledge back to Australia to enhance herds by sharing this knowledge with fellow breeders.

The Matthew George Young Stockman Award was established in 2008 as a sub-fund of The Ballarat Foundation to allow young breeders, aged 18 to 25 years, the opportunity to live out Matthew’s dream.

The annual award recipient is announced annually at the annual Royal Melbourne Show.

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In winning the prestigious award (The Matthew George Young Stockman Award) Lachlan will be able to travel overseas on a study tour of beef cattle breeding programs, developments and practices.

Lachlan departs Australia in early March where the first stage of his overseas trip will take in the Annual Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo (4th – 22nd March) after which he will visit ranches in the area before heading to the annual Genetrust Suhn Cattle Company Sale, Eureka, Kansas. Taking every opportunity to visit as and witness as many countries and agricultural events as possible, Lachlan will then fly to Argentina to join fellow Australian breeders at the World Brangus Congress from April 15th – 24th.

After the conclusion of this event he will return to the US where he plans to head to Florida visiting more ranches before heading home to Australia toward the end of May. Previous recipient of the award and also with a Brangus connection was Jackie Elliott in 2014.

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Frances Becker Senior Associate & Trent Thorne, Special Counsel, McCullough Robertson, Lawyers.

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Your succession plan – making sure it’s worth more than just a handshake On top of this we are seeing an unprecedented transfer of wealth through the baby boomer generation and changes in attitude of both younger and older generations in terms of their succession planning, with it recognised that the older generations have a desire to retire comfortably, while the younger generation want to seize the opportunity.

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There are extraordinary opportunities • in many states, the abolishment for primary producers to take of stamp duty on the transfer advantage of tax and duty concessions of primary production business as part of their succession (and property (including water licences) retirement) planning including: where the property is intended to pass between generations (noting • the small business capital gains tax the concessions differ in each state). concessions and other forms of rollover relief available under the For most primary producers, there is Income Tax Assessment Act; often an inherent link between family and their businesses.

Given the intricacy of family relationships, formally recording your succession plan has many benefits, in that they: • formally record the plan and, as much as possible, provide certainty of outcome; • are good corporate governance in that they provide practical answers to decision-making and the goals of individual family members and businesses; and • if there is a threat of future litigation, including risks of family provision applications, they are evidence of recorded intentions and can help to preserve ensure that assets are passed as you intended.

Too often we see family businesses reliant upon the old ‘bush handshake’ in terms of documenting their succession plans. While this may be considered an often unspoken business or personal arrangement, we are seeing that it does not regularly work as well in reality as it does in theory because an agreement ‘in principle’ is simply not as firm as the hand it’s gripped with.

A well prepared succession plan can provide a number of benefits including (as indicated above) reduced tax, transfer duty, the avoidance of disputes, and helping manage the transfer of control of a business and its assets, often in an asset protective manner.

There are no one-fits-all documents when recording and implementing your succession plan (and this list is not exhaustive) but it can include: (a) a heads of agreement; (b) amendments to constitutions and trust deeds; (c) shareholder and/or partnership agreements; (d) certain option and buy/sell agreements; (e) property transfers and other forms of property agreements or dealings including leases, licenses, agistment and/or share farming agreements; (f) binding financial agreements; and (g) wills, enduring powers of attorney and nominations to deal with any superannuation.

Most of the documents listed could be likened to a form of insurance, whereby once they are in place it provides certainty of expectation including by explicitly defining who, when and how a business and property owned individually or through other entities (including land) may be taken over.

At the end of the day, undertaking your ‘plan’ improves the commercial nature and longevity of your business, supporting family members and lineal descendants along the way.

Frances was one of the keynote speakers at the Zone 1 Field Day hosted by Lindsay and Fiona Barlow, Araluen, Dingo in August 2019.

About the Author Frances acts for privately owned businesses, families, and high net worth individuals advising on estate planning and asset protection, business succession planning and general tax and commercial transactions. In her role she strives to provide practical and commercially effective strategies and solutions for her clients’ often complex problems, regularly working closely with her clients’ accountants and financial planners. Frances has experience acting on a number of commercial matters including acting in business and property acquisitions, advising on individual and business succession planning and providing asset protection and revenue structuring advice.

Frances has a passion for assisting and advising rural and regional private clients and has personal and practical agribusiness experience in rural enterprises, having lived and grown up in Rockhampton. She specialises in Food and Agribusiness, Private business, Commercial and Tax, Estate and Trusts, Asset protection and Business Succession Planning. She is a Strategic Manager of the Jarrah Cattle Company, Banana and a Director and Deputy Chair of St Margaret’s Foundation Board (St Margaret’s Anglican Girls School), Brisbane. She is Member of Queensland Law Society and Member of Queensland Tax Institute.

Frances was recently awarded a Rising Star award for 2019 by Doyle’s Guide for Succession Planning throughout Australia.

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Nindooinbah tops out at $14,500 Sale Summary NINDOOINBAH SPRING SALE 26 Bulls Average $5,115 Top $14,500 Sale clearance 65%

Ultrablack bulls topped at $14,500 while Brangus hit highs of $6000 at the Annual Nindooinbah Spring Sale outside Beaudesert, October 2019.

The horrific seasonal conditions for much of the clientele base that the operation supplies weighed heavily on the result but the physical product still sold to a two state buyers list.

In a breakdown of the catalogue 18 Ultrablack bulls averaged $5361 while eight Brangus counterparts set an average $4563 culminating in a 65 percent clearance at auction for owners, Euan and Kay Murdoch.

The days top money rested with the 24-month-old Ultrablack, Nindooinbah N617, (Nindooinbah K287 (ET) – TCA Catawba Warrior R532 (US)) fetching $14,500 selling to Consolidated Pastoral Company operating through AuctionsPlus.

N617, a second generation Ultrablack and a grandson of Lambert of Brinks 317R3 (US) is ranked in the top 10 percent for EMA, Rib and Rump Fat and Intramuscular Fat and the top 20 percent for Low Birth Weight.

Consolidated Pastoral Company were active throughout the sale also taking the top of the Brangus section, the $6000, Nindooinbah N621. At 24-months and 720kg, N621 is a grandson of MS Something Special 129 W14 (US) from a dam daughter sired by CVB10-7694 Poll Position with a life gain of 0.9kg/ day. All Consolidated purchases are destined for duties at the 179,000ha Bunda Station, located in the western Victoria River Downs region of the Northern Territory. Nindooinbah N621is ranked in the top ten percent 30

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ABOVE Nic Cameron, Nindooinbah with the top selling bull $14,500 Nindooinbah N617.

LEFT Top selling Brangus bull of the sale $6,000 Nindooinbah N621.

of Rib, Rump and IMF indices and the top eight percent for EMA.

Paul Tully, Tully Pastoral, Brisbane signed off on three Brangus to average $4333 to a top of $4500 on two At $10,000 Nindooinbah P155 occasions for sons of DDR Singletary’s changed hands selling to Jason and Sampson (US) and Nindooinbah F769 Amy Penny, Laurenvale, Mt Kilcoy. The (Csonka). David Crombie, Aurelian 18-month-old Ultrablack grandson of Pastoral, Warwick sourced a pair Telpara Hills Lampasas (ET) was one of Ultrablacks for $4500 each. The of a pair purchased by the Penny’s to Wade family, Ravenscourt, Charleville average them $7250. outlaid $4000 for the 20-month-old, Adding support to the fixture were Ian 616kg, 0.95kg/day, Brangus entry, and Gwenda Windsor, Mellew Station, Nindooinbah P49 (CRC North Star Barcaldine. They chose and ended 9U8W3 (US)). with a group of nine bulls composed Agent: Elders and AuctionsPlus. of six Ultrablacks and three Brangus to average $4611. These topped at $5500 on two occasions for sons of Nindooinbah F769 (Csonka) and Nindooinbah M243 (Telpara Hills Lampasas (ET).

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Burenda Brangus to $10,000 Sale Summary BURENDA ANGUS & BRANGUS SALE 28 Brangus Bulls Average $5,714 Top $10,000 Sale clearance 97%

Brangus faired extremely well when compared to their Angus counterparts at the Annual Burenda Angus and Brangus Bull Sale, Clermont Saleyards in October of last year.

In a breakdown of the offering the Brangus component set a $5714 average to clear 97 percent of the offering compared to an overall clearance of 81 percent and a bottom line average of $5784 for the overall sale result.

Sectional topper for the breed was the $10,000 Burenda Kindle N939 (Burenda Kindle K94 (AI)). At 25-months the 135EMA, 878kg entry with a gain of 1.15kg/day was ranked in the top 10 percent for Export and Domestic Steer values. Picking up the top selling Brangus was Grant Daniel and Long acting for clients, Howson Family Trust, Condamine. The Howson family ended with a pair to average them $7500.

Major support throughout the catalogue came from Barron Agencies, Blackall acting for client, Max Seymour and family, Blackall, selecting six for on average $4000.

Nutrien Rockhampton acting for clients, Peter and Melissa Hill, Clements Creek, Marlborough took with them four for an average $7000. Top of the Hill family selections was the $9000, 26-month, 140EMA, 880kg, Burenda Specialist N893 (Burenda Specialist L921 (AI)) ranked in the top 10 percent of the breed for Domestic and Export market indices. Another Clarkwood selection was the $8000 Burenda Kindle N932 (Burenda Kindle K914 (AI)), (25-months) (878kg) (120EMA)(1.17kg/day).

Ian and Sharon Bush, Maytoe, Alpha were in the market taking a trio for a $7667 average topping at $9000 for a 26-month-old, 856kg, 117EMA son of the US import, TJM Three D 302A gaining 1.10kg/day was ranked in the top five present for rib and rump fat. Maytoe will also be the home to two others at $7000 each being sons of Burenda Kenson K850 and Burenda Kindle K94 (AI) respectively.

TOP Burenda Kindle N939 for $10,000; MIDDLE Burenda Three D N865 (AI) for $9,000; BOTTOM Burenda Distinction N867 (AI) for $8,500.

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Wowan prefix, Pheasant Creek Stud operated by Brad and Nicole Saunders selected the 26-month-old, 836kg, son of Suhn’s Distinction 33148 (US) for $8500. He was ranked in the top 10 percent for rib and rump fats and delivered an EMA reading of 127cm sq and a daily gain of .07kg/day with a scan of 12/7mm.

Jamie Christmas and Shae Rostron, The Grove, Alpha selected five for a $5000 average to a top of $7000 for a 26-month-old, 932kg son of Burenda Brinks L916 (AI) (Jack Of Brinks 209P10 (ET) (US)) with a 124EMA and a daily gain of 1.2kg/ day. Peter and Julie McAuley, Answer Downs, McKinlay signed off on five for a $4900 average. Their top selection was another of the Suhn’s Distinction

33148 (US) sons aged 26-months with a weight of 894kg, a daily gain of 1.14kg/day and a 127EMA for $7000.

Brett and Susan Kirk, Blackwood, Middlemount outlaid $5000 to secure the 25-month-old, 874kg, 135EMA, Burenda Kindle N931 ranked in the top ten percent for the breed for EMA. Matthew Rowe, Buffel Park, Moranbah took another of the Burenda Kindle K94 (AI) sons for $7000. Aged 25-months, he boasted a daily gain of 1.24kg/day, an EMA of 122cm sq and weighed 934kgs.

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Brangus to $10,000 at All Breeds Sale Summary FEBRUARY ALL BREEDS BULL & FEMALE SALE 22 Bulls Average $4,659 Top $10,000 Sale clearance 63%

Averages improved by nearly $700 per head and clearance levels by four percent compared to the previous years result at the Annual February All Breeds Bull and Female Sale, CQLX, Gracemere.

The breed shared equal top sale honors on the final day of the annual twoday sale with 22 bulls settling with a bottom line average of $4659, selling to a top $10,000 and on the way to generating a 63 percent clearance at auction. At the 2019 fixture the breed saw 29 bulls sell to $9000 to average $4000 clearing 59% of the offering at auction. The catalogue was subject to heavy withdrawals with 49 head catalogued and 29 percent of those not presented for competition. In the past five years average values have ranged between $4000 (2019) to $6522 (2017) while clearance levels have seen a low of 59 percent (2019) to a high of 72 percent in 2017 while numbers sold at auction have ranged from a low of 22 in 2018 and 2020 to a high of 29 bulls sold in 2019.

Market topper for the breed was late in the sale as the breed was the last on offer. Yargullen district prefix, Maccaboyz operated by Jason and Suella McCormack sold their 26-month-old Southern Deal Maker 468W40 (US) to Mark Bogle and family, Sky Pastoral, Emerald. The entry, Paxton (AI) boasted scans and data of 698kg, 6/4mm and EMA recording of 111cm sq together an IMF reading of 4.3%. Paxton is from a dam daughter by Glen Heart Uzi (Glen Heart Solitaire). Sky Pastoral also claimed a maternal half brother to the top seller in the similarly aged Posiedon (AI) (Braxton Of Brinks (US)) (738kg) (8/6mm) (117EMA) (5.1IMF) 34

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ABOVE Josh Heck, SBB, Rockhampton & the bulls he selected for his client, Mark Bogle, Sky Pastoral, Emerald, $9000 Maccaboyz Posiedon (AI) (left) & $10,000 Maccaboyz Paxton (AI) (right) with vendor Jason McCormack, Maccaboyz Stud, Yargullen .

LEFT $10,000 Maccaboyz Paxton (AI).

for $9000. Maccaboyz averaged $8333 for their trio that included a $6000 sale for a two-year-old by Rockyview General selling to Bill Darcy, Mallapunyah Springs Station, Tennant Creek, NT.

$5500 for a herd bull (27-months) offered by the Bartolo family, Carrinyah Park, Nebo. A pair from Carrinyah Park averaged $4500.

Neville Tarry, Coal Dust Stud, Monto averaged $3500 for his pair while Lee, Rodney and Karen Johannesen, Jan and Dean Kapernick, Shadow Valley Folkslee Stud, Brooweena set a $4667 Stud, Gin Gin sold a pair for a $3750 average for their six topping at $7000 average topping at $4000 for a Csonka for a 41-month-old, 930kg, 135EMA (US) grandson going to John Bell and son of Glen Heart Warner selling family, Turkey Station, Bororen. to Allan Williams, Riverside Station, Goomeri breeder, Gavin Klibbe, Nebo. A trio by Warner from Folkslee Kuraby Stud sold four Nondooinbah averaged $5000 while the other pair G977 (AI) (ET) (Suhn’s Alydar 416N3 were sons of Bonox 813 (Bonox 563) (US)) sons for $3500 to buyers from that averaged $4250. Geographically Bororen, Farleigh and Wyandra. the Folkslee team sold from Calliope Agents: Elders and Nutrien. to Tennant Creek.

Nic Dudarko, Kangarin, Biloela took the $4000 used sire, Taloumbi 386 (45-months) offered by Brent and Maree Woodard, Parkes Holding, Duaringa and in the processs outlaid

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$9,000 top for JK Cattle Co Sale Summary SANDON GLENOCH ANGUS SALE 3 Brangus Bulls Average $7,167 Top $9,000 Sale clearance 100%

A select group of three Brangus bulls were offered by Justin and Kate Boshammer of JK Cattle Company at the 28th Annual Sandon Glenoch Angus Bull Sale, Chinchilla in August 2019.

The sale draft were outstanding sons of the long-standing sire and full Brinks blood, Nindooinbah F707 (Cole Of Brinks 9US) and the first release One of the Brangus bulls offered at the Sandon Glenoch Angus Sale was Glenoch JK $17,000 2016 sale acquisition, Nevertire N519 and sold for $5,500.

Glenoch Kallangur K112 (Androssan Equator (AI) (ET)).

Sectional market topper was the $9000, Glenoch JK Never Never N520 (23-months) (878kg) selling to repeat clients, JJ7 Partnership, Mitchell. They also picked up the 23-month-old, 764kg, Glenoch JK Nocturnal N515 for $7000. Both bulls will be utilized in a Hereford and Angus/Hereford cow herd, with an aim to sell grass finished bullocks or heavy feeders. Never Never (Glenoch Kallangur K112) is a homozygous polled, double black coat gene with a tenderness rating of 7/10 is from Nindooinbah F707 dam with an ACI (Calving interval) of 375 days.

Nocturnal N515 (Nindooinbah F707) is from a dam after five calves has an ACI of 357 days and he carried a 7/10 tenderness rating and tested homozygous polled, double black coat gene.

Brad and Nicole Saunders, Pheasant Creek Stud, Wowan picked up the $5500, Glenoch JK Nevertire N519 (23-months) (828kg). Nevertire is from a granddaughter of Bonox 265 (Bonox Jumbo). After six calves she carries an ACI of 349 days Nevertire is heterozygous polled and carries a double black coat gene.

In August 2020, there will be six twoyear-old Brangus bulls on offer at the Sandon Glenoch Angus Sale, including sons of new sires, Triple B Lamont L594 (AI) (ET) (Suhn’s Next Step 331R7 (US)) and Belview First Class M177 (AI) (ET) (MC High Quailty 535Y (US)). All other bulls have been sold as yearlings in late 2019 and more yearlings will be available from October 2020.

Agents: Ray White Livestock and Glasser Total Sales Management.

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Fleetwood joins Board Fleetwood Grobler was elected to and joined the ABCA Board as Zone 3 Director toward the end of 2019. Originally from Memel, Free State, South Africa, Fleetwood formed Stockyard International and the Stockyard Brangus prefix upon his arrival into Australia in 2017. Now living in Tamworth, New South Wales, Fleetwood and his wife Margaret Charter and daughter Addison have their 60 black registered females and herd running on 708ha (1750ac) outside Tamworth. Addison now nine years of age and is a student at Calrossy Anglican School, Tamworth.

Fleetwood is the fifth generation of his family’s farming/cropping operation and his association with Brangus cattle stretches back to 2001 when he introduced the breed into the operation in South Africa. Stockyard plans on selling their first draft of sale bulls at the Rockhampton ABCA Sale in October of this year.

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Palgrove peaks at $18,000 Sale Summary PALGROVE SALE 59 Bulls Average $6,576 Top $18,000 Sale clearance 100%

On the back of victories with their Ultrablack products in both the 2019 RNA Paddock To Palate and the Primex MSA Feedback Trial, increased demand was evident at the Annual Palgrove Bull Sale, Dalveen, September, 2019.

Palgrove’s team of 10 Ultrablack/ Charolais steers took home the Grand Champion Overall Performance Pen at the Primex MSA Feedback Trial. Conducted in Casino NSW the steers were assessed for Feedlot Gain (70 days), Carcase quality (yield, fat cover and EMA) as well as MSA Eating Quality. The competition is Woolworths MSA grain fed complient. In their very first competition the Palgrove Ultrablack/Charolais composite team gained on average 2.6kgs/day, delivering an average yield of 58.5% with near perfect Fat and EMA points.

In the RNA Paddock To Palate competition the operation also scored victories with the same genetic configured product taking out the Champion Carcase (100 Day Feed) and a third placing in the Eating Quality for the 100 Day Feed class.

Producers from two states competited for the largest ever Ultrablack offering presented by the prefix. In all 59 bulls sold to $18,000 to average $6576 for a total clearance of the catalogue.

In a inspection of the result 16 yearling bulls topped at $12,000 to average $6375 while 43 older counterparts sold to $18,000 on the way to setting a bottom line average of $6651. Five individuals sold for sums of $10,000 or above.

Top seller at $18,000 was Palgrove Nockabout (24.5 months) (864kg) (131EMA). Nockabout is sired by the record priced $24,000 Palgrove Kingpin now doing duties for the Maddern family operation, Earlwood Stud, Duaringa. Selecting the sale topper were Eric and Lynn Slacksmith, Gladevale Station, Richmond. Four sons of Kingpin set an overall average of $11,000 including the $14,000 Noteworthy (24.5-months) (824kg) (124EMA) selling to David Benn, Mt Kingsley, Injune. Gladevale took home two for a $13,000 average.

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selling to Rodney and Glenda and Matt and Krisitie Lisle, Bull Lagoon, Kunwarara. A natural calf, Purpose had a maternal half in the older section of the catalogue, the $8000, Neon (ET) (Hollywood Of Salacoa 9US)) (26-months) (850kg) (133EMA) selling to Tallawa Partnership, Mummulgam, New South Wales. Another maternal half was the $7000 Nevin (ET) (Csonka) (28.5-months) (846kg) (130EMA) selling to Wells and Son, Elrose Station, Boulia. Elrose Station were the major supporters aking with them nine to average them $5222.

Palgrove Nominee (AI) made $10,000. The 25-monthold was one of three TJM Three D 302A (US) sons in the offering that averaged $9000. Scaling in at 848kg and with a 128EMA the bull sold to Gilbert and Rebecca Arnaboldi, Allanard, Jericho.

Another Three D son, Nockatunga (AI) (ET) (29-months) (838kg) (118EMA) also made $10,000 selling to the Lansdowne family Southernwood, The Willows. A maternal half to Nockatunga was the $9000, North Star (ET) (Csonka) (26-months) (864kg) (128EMA) also selling to the Lansdowne family. Southernwood will be the home of four new arrivals for a $7750 average.

Kennedy Rural, Richmond acting for clients signed off on five for a $6000 average while J and T Holdings, Julia Creek took a trio for on average $6333 topping at $7000 for a Triple B H574 son. Six by H574 settled with a $5667 average while five by Triple B Global averaged $6200 topping at $7000 twice. Another Triple B sire featured in the sale with a single son by H545 selling for $6000.

John Dawson, Coldstream Stud, Ulmara, NSW selected the $7000 entry, Naseby (Nondooinbah H343)(24-months) while Mark and Amanda Salisbury, Bimbadeen Stud, Eidsvold took a $8000 (ET) Csonka (US) son aged 26-months. The full flush sibling fetched $9000 selling to Glengarriffe Pastoral Company, Warwick. The McFarlane family, St George returned taking two for $6000 each featuring sons of Palgrove Logo and Triple B Global. The Parry family, Sarina invested in a pair for $7500 average topping at $8000 for the first son of Burenda Kangshan K537 to auction. Carbene Grazing, Bollon took three for $6333 average topping at $8000 for another of the TJM Three D 302A (US) sons on offer. Garry and Kerry Ladbrook, Yuleba returned taking a pair for $6500 medium and topping at $8000 for a 23-month-old by Burenda Kangshan K537.

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OPPOSING PAGE TOP Palgrove Nockabout for $18,000.

OPPOSING PAGE BOTTOM Palgrove Noteworthy for $14,000.

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Triple B hits $19,000

Sale Summary TRIPLE B ANNUAL PRODUCTION SALE 65 Bulls Average $6,592 Top $19,000 Sale clearance 95% 220 Commercial Heifers Average $599/head Top $820/head Sale clearance 100%

Averages climbed by close to $1040 per head and clearance levels jumped by some 21 percent pushed by two state buying competition at the Triple B Brangus Annual Production Sale, Dingo, in October last year.

Vendors, Lindsay and Fiona Barlow, Triple B Stud were rewarded with their offering that was backed up with a comprehensive set of data, analysis and recorded information rarely seen within the breed. In fact the draft of bulls average were in the top 40 percentile band or better for 12 out of the 16 traits recorded with 90 percent of the of the Triple B sale team testing Homozygous Poll.

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In all 12 individuals sold for sums of $10,000 or more. Affordability was still a factor with 24 bulls (37 percent) of the offering selling for $4000 or less. Consistent demand was evident throughout the offering with the last bull in the sale fetching $12,500.

Triple B N405 topped proceedings at $19,000. At 23-months, the 722kg, 121EMA, 12/8mm, 4.7IMF entrant

by Triple B Jasper (Suhn’s Next Step 331R7 (US)) selling to Mark and Amanda Salisbury, Bimbadeen Stud, Eidsvold. A natural and a heifers first, the youngster recorded a Tenderness rating of 9. Five by the homebred Jasper set an average of $7700.

Next best was the $15,500, 25-month-old, 738kg, 128EMA, Triple B N506 (AI) (ET) (Csonka) selling to the Bill and Louise Dunne, Tarcoola, Dingo. Tarcoola will be the home of two selected from the sale for on average $11,500. The other being a $7500 son of Triple B Komatsu (Brinks Bright Side 607L11 (US)).

Regular supporters, Rob and Annie Donoghue, Baradoo, Moura returned to take seven for on average $7643 topping at $12,000 for the 25-monthold, Nero N171 (AI). Nero N171 by the $21,000 sale graduate, Triple B Global

G112 was offered in a full possession and half share semen and marketing rights arrangement. Four produced through AI by Global averaged $8750.

Other high sellers in the Donoghue draft were an $11,000 26-monthold by Bonox 821 and a $10,000 son of Triple B Huxley (Csonka) aged 26-months. In all 10 sons of Bonox 821 (Bonox 330) sold to average $7600.

Major supporters were Grant, Kay and Kayla Warrian, Springbrook, Injune returning to take 14 to average $6000 topping at $8500. New South Wales producers, the Sykes family, Boxley, Moree purchased six to average them $4000 while Shane and Amanda Watts, Somona, Collinsville took five to average $6100 topping at $7500 twice.

Ian and Sharon Bush, Mayto, Alpha took a pair for an $11,250 average including the last bull in the catalogue, N165 (AI) (25-months) (Global) selling for $12,500 and in the process overcoming losing bidders, the Palgrove Stud, Dalveen. The other Bush purchase at $10,000 was a Bonox 821 son aged 25-months. Ben Noller, Palgrove Stud selected four to average them $8250. Top for Palgrove at $13,000 was a 25-month-old, 780kg, 127EMA entrant sired by Belview Expresso.

Others in the Palgrove purchases were

the $11,000 N279 (25-months) (748kg) (126EMA) (Bonox 821) and sons of Belview Expresso (Telpara Hills Lazarus 541G29) and Triple B Kingston K585 (Telpara Hills Mr Houston 468C3). Rod Barrett, Salisbury Plains, Bowen picked up a pair to average him $11,000. These were sons of Triple B Komatsu K548 and Belview Zorro (Singletary Of Brinks 675R (US)) while Jarrod and Leanne Deguara, Daunia, Nebo purchased a trio to average $6667 topping at $11,000 for an artificially bred, 25-month-old 736kg, 127EMA son of Bonox 493. Colls Earthmoving, Glenrock, Bowen signed off on four to average $3500. Bruce and Leanne Woodard, Bonox Stud, Taroom took the $9000 Triple B N456 (Bonox 821) (23-months) (754kg) (133EMA).

Four interested parties snapped up all the commercial heifers on offer. Top selling pen were 10 maidens making $820 per head selling to Hayes and Co., Harrisville. Hayes ended with 40 maidens for on average $705 per head. Peter and Vicki Howard, Nogoa Pastoral Company, Duckponds, Emerald claimed 80 to average them $626 topping at $700 for two pens

ABOVE FROM LEFT Triple B N405 for $19,000; Triple B N262 for $13,000; Triple B N165 for $12,500; Triple B N171 for 12,000.

OPPOSING PAGE The $19,000 Triple B N405 with Fiona Barlow, Mark and Amanda Salisbury, Bimbadeen Stud, Eidsvold and Lindsay Barlow, Triple B Stud, Dingo.

BELOW Laura Dunne, Tarcoola Cattle Company, Tarcoola, Dingo took home this pen of 10 commercial heifers for $740 per head with Julian Laver, Nutrien Rockhampton.

(20 head). Coutts Cattle Company, Euroka. Middlemount claimed 90 to average $512.50 per head with their top purchases being a pen of 15 purchased for $575 per head.

Laura Dunne, Tarcoola, Dingo invested $740 per head for her pen of 10 maidens.

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Big Brangus win at Numurkah The Brangus breed took out another Interbreed win at a regional show level in October last year at the 132nd Annual Numurkah Show, Victoria.

In all 10 breeds were exhibited in the Stud Beef Section under the guise of judge, David Bolton.

Numurkah is located on the Goulburn Valley Highway, 37 kilometres north of Shepparton, in the Shire of Moira.

The Numurkah A&P Society Beef Cattle Committee endeavours to bring two shows a year for all beef enthusiasts and all breeds. The committee encourages youth and schools to compete because it’s their belief that being on the end of beef cattle in the show ring is a very rewarding thing to be doing.

The annual show is held on the third Wednesday of October every year while the inaugural Numurkah Autumn Beef Festival is to be staged on March 14th 2020.

Grand Champion Female, Grand Champion Beef Exhibit and Supreme Exhibit went to the Brangus female, Eureka Park Quizical. The event sponsored by Provet and Coolinda Park was major win for Eureka Park Quizical and her owner, Rebecca Humphreys and family, Eureka Park Stud, Tallygaroopna, Victoria. Taking out the class for cow 36 months and over, Quizical a daughter of CB Final Cut 924X (US) and from a Weona 1740/Greendale Qantas dam claimed her biggest victory to date. Quizical is no stranger to major wins in the ring.

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TOP Supreme Exhibit Eureka Park Quizical exhibited by the Humphries family, Eureka Park Stud, Tallygaroopna, Victoria, pictured with parader Rebecca Humphries, Eureka Park Stud, sponsor Emily Peck, Coolinda Park and judge David Bolton.

BOTTOM Champion Led Steer Barnaby owned by Koonoomoo Cattle Company and was paraded by Bridie Chester.

Eureka Park Caitlin (Tartrus Revel/ Braxton Of Brinks/BR New Frontier).

This victory wasn’t the only one for the breed. The Grand Champion Steer sponsored by Coopers Australia was taken out by a Brangus steer called Barnaby exhibited by Koonoomoo Cattle Company.

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Classic Red averages $5,531 to top at $12,000 Sale Summary CLASSIC RED BRANGUS SALE 32 Bulls Average $5,531 Top $12,000 Clearance 58% 4 Heifers Average $1338 Top $1,500 (twice) Clearance 57%

Registered bulls sold to $12,000 to average $5531 in what was a very tough market conditions for all vendors at the Annual Classic Red Sale, CQLX, Gracemere last September.

Jack and Mim Walker, Jateebee Stud, Theodore sold six to $9500 on the way Clerances were announced as 58 to setting a $7000 average. Top for percent at the end of the sale for the male section of the offering, However, Jateebee was the 23-month, 846kg, 103EMA, Renegade (Duarran Haystack) after sale transactions saw increases selling to Tim and Genevieve Verrall, in those levels rise significantly.

Ruby Red Stud, Gympie. Jateebee It was announced before the Roper (24-months) (838kg) (122EMA) commencement of the sale that (Redline 2/096) made $9000 selling to veteran breeders and regular Tim and Rebekah Dwyer, Burrumbush, supporters, Bill and Kay Geddes, Goovigen while another of the Haystack Doonside Stud, Barmoya would cease sons, Ruger (23-months) (824kg) offering bulls at the venue. However, (125EMA) made $8500 selling to the joining the vendor list for the first time Glover family, Prospect, Tambo. Prospect were Tim and Genevieve Verrall, Ruby will be the home of two bulls purchased Red Stud, Gympie. in the sale for on average $7000.

Sale opener the 23-month-old, 902kg, Colin and Wes Goodwin and family, 141EMA Tannyfoil Nate (Duarran GL Stud, Gainsford sold their Jaffa (S)) topped proceedings for 33-month-old, 846kg, GL Major M40 breeder, Gavin McKenzie, Tannyfoil (Redline Kirra) for $9000 to Geoff Stud, Blackwater. Purchasing the Shaw, Barfield Cattle Company, Alton top seller along with two others Downs. GL averaged $5250 for their for a $9333 average was Maguire six. That result included $6000, twoCattle Company, Honeycombe, year-old, 133EMA, 920kg, son of Dingo. Tannyfoil averaged $5572 US import, SR Celebration 75R, GL for their six which included the Newtown (AI) selling to the Halfpenny $7500 Tannyfoil N181 (Tarramba family, Arababy, Moore. Geoff Shaw Sir Marco) (862kg), (131EMA) also selected three in the sale for a $6500 selling to Honeycombe, Dingo. The average while the Halfpenny family other Honeycombe selection was the purchased a pair for a $4750 average. $8500 Mawson Night Hawk (Duarran Jane and Jamie Saunders, Charlevue Hastings) (23-months) (830kg) (133EMA) offered by John and Nerida Stud, Dingo set a $4500 average for their trio topping at $6000 for the Allen, Mawson Stud, Wondai.

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30-month-old, 836KG, 126EMA, Charlevue O’Malley (Charlevue Redman). O’Malley, already a proven sire is from a daughter by the Paleface Ranch sire, X602’S 511/9 (US) and was a placegetter at Beef 2018. He was purchased by the Hillside Group, Mayfield, Dingo as their only purchase.

Largest vendor, Redline Stud, Monto, operated by the Dingle family sold nine to average $4722. Top for the stable was $6500 on three occassions.

The first of these was a 24-monthold by the homebred, Redline 5/093 in Redline Old Cannidah 8/183 (806kg) (120EMA) selling to KWS Parnertship, Monto. Next was another two-year-old, Redline Osborne 8/257 (Jateebee Nemo) (852kg) (123EMA) going to the Bethel family, Jones Valley, Hughenden while Geoff Shaw, Barfield Cattle Company, Alton Downs parted with the same amount to secure the 22-month-old, Redline Omega 8/077 (Doonside Harry) (784kg) (134EMA). Mark and Amanda Salisbury, Bimbadeen Stud, Monto took the $4000 Redline Oakley 8/315 a son of Alma Newton (P) while Jane and Jamie Saunders, Charlevue Stud, Dingo paid $5000 for a 25-month-old Chadwick Downs Red Pepper son from a Doonside Shiraz daughter from Redline. KWS Partnership picked up a

pair for $5000 average while Bruce Sellers, Gin Gin took with him three fo $3500 each.

Stephen Duff, Duff Stud, Gympie sold his two-yearold, Duff Nockatunga N140 (Duff Carpentaria) (768k) (118EMA) to KWS Parnertship, Monto.

Largest supporter of the sale and ending with six bulls for a $4167 average was Allan and Carmel Bethel, Jones Valley, Hughenden. Brian and Trinket Anderson, Devils Nest, Theodore took a Jateebee entry, Rocky (Duarran Haystack) for $6000 while the Ashe family, Bajool selected a single bull from the Tannyfoil draft for $5000.

Mawson Stud sold two heifers at the Helmsman Sale the day previous to the bull sale for on average $1175 to Jane and Jamie Saunders, Charlevue Stud, Dingo.

The top selling heifer for the Mawson prefix was a yearling daughter of Redline 5/107 (Redlne Ice). Two two-year-old, Duff Jubilee J21 heifers both carrying positive tests to Redline Lancelot 7/265 from the Ruby Red prefix topped the proceedings at $1500 each. Charlevue took the first and Redline the other.

FROM TOP LEFT Tannyfoil Nate for $12,000; Jateebee Renegade for $9,500; GL Major M40 for $9,000; Jateebee Roper for $9,000; Mawson Night Hawk for $8,500; Charlevue O’Malley for $6,000.

OPPOSING PAGE Buyers Kylie and Bek Maguire, Honeycombe, Dingo pictured with top priced $12,000 bull Tannyfoil Nate along with Zara Benjamin and Lucas McKenzie, Tannyfoil Stud.

Agnet: Elders.

Redline to $5000 at Monto All Breeds Sale Summary MONTO ALL BREEDS SALE 5 Bulls Average $4,313 Top $5,000 (twice) Sale clearance 56%

Red Brangus bulls sold to highs of $5000 on two occassions at the Annual Monto All Breeds, Monto, September, last year.

Four red entries from the Redline Stud, Monto set an average of $4313 topping at $5000 twice. Taking both Redline entries at $5000 was the O’Brien family, Gayndah.

These were October and September 2017 drop poll sons of Chadwick Downs Dornbusch and Redline 5/093.

The Abbott family, Bluffview, Monto outlaid $3750 for a 23-month-old son of Doonside

Omar (CX Home Run 135/P(US)) while the Zieth family, Monto secured $3500 son of Doonside Harry (Duarran Harrison) also from Redline.

The only black phenotype bull to sell was 23-month-old Bunya Creek entry catalogued

by Don Patch, Bunya Creek Stud, Dalby.

The two-year-old by Bunya Creek Louisville L95 made $4000 selling to Gary Turner, Lowmead.

Agents: Monto Cattle & Country.

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Preacher tops Bimbadeen sale at $15,000 Sale Summary BIMBADEEN BULL AND FEMALE SALE 25 Bulls Average $4,880 Top $15,000 20 Commercial Females Average $700 Sale clearance 65%

A geographical spread across two states was one of the many features at the 2019 Annual Bimbadeen Brangus Bull and Female Sale, Bimbadeen, Monto, August last year. Buyers came from as far away as Jindabyne, New South Wales to Sarina, Queensland.

ABOVE Vendor Mark Salisbury, Bimbadeen with the $15,000 top seller Bimbadeen Q Preacher and buyer Lachlan Brown, Somerville Stud, Monto.

The foundation prefix operated

by Mark and Amanda Salisbury saw sluggish demand on the back of extremely dry and or drought conditions where 65 percent of the catalogue was cleared at auction.

In a catalogue breakdown 11 bulls sold at auction setting a $6546 average whilst a further 14 more males set a $3572 medium in the Helmsman Sale conducted immediately after the physical section of the sale. At the same time 20 commercial heifers set an average $700 per head. In a further dissection of the offering a single red bull sold for $3500 in the Helmsman section of the offering. Twelve black male counterparts that set a $3584 mark.

In all 23 black bulls averaged $5000.

Top seller, Bimbadeen Q Preacher (Bimbadeen Q Litchfield L12 Brinks Bright Side 607 L11 (ET)) at $15,000 sold to Lachlan and Maddie Brown, Somerville Stud, Monto. Preacher a 22-month-old, full US blood entry weighed 816kg, scanned 10/8mm and recorded an EMA measurement of 115cm sq.

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LEFT Bimbadeen Q Preacher.

Ranked in the top 10 percent for Milk, Scrotal circumference and EMA he also ranked in the top 15 percent for the following breed indices, 600 Day Weight and Carcase Weight.

Michael and Kellie Silvester, Forest Hills Stud, Capella were in the market for new sire material taking the $10,000 sale opener, Bimbadeen Q Phoenix (Washington Of Brinks (US)) (21-months) (716kg) (11/7mm) (120EMA) and the $13,000, Bimbadeen Q Prince (21-months) (746kg) (10/7mm) (Telpara Hills Mundine (AI)). Phoenix and Prince are similarly bred, both being maternal grandsons of Doonside Dr Mok (S) (Doonside Witchdoctor).

Paul and Wendy Pownall, Wingfield, Monto signed off on three on the

way to setting a $4500 and topping at $6000 average while Lachlan and Trudy Mace, Torilla Plains, Kunwarara took the $6000 entry, Pasteur (Oaklands Ambassador) (21-months) (701kg) (115EMA). The Chapman family, Cedarvale Grazing, operating for their Ubobo and Banana holdings took home two bulls to average them $3750. The Monk family, Culloden, Chinchilla, also took home a pair for $3500 each.

Justin and Kate Boshammer, JK Cattle Co Stud, Condamine selected Bimbadeen Q Picus (714kg) (120EMA) for $4000. Another of the Mundine sons from a Doonside Dr Mok daughter, the 21-month-old is ranked in top five percent for two indices and the top 20 ad 30 percent for two other categories.

Richard and Dianne Pender, Boonderoo Stud, Tansey took the $3500 Peter Pan (Greendale Quick Move) (21-months) (682kg) (110EMA). Picking up two pens (10 head) of commercial maiden heifers for $700 per head were the Goode family, Orana, Banana. AuctionsPlus took another pen for the same amount while the remaining five head were sold for the same figure to the Holz family, Monto. These Holz maidens will join the $3500 purchase earlier in the offering, the 21-month-old, Prophet (Oaklands Ambassador) (692kg) (110EMA), the All heifers on offer were aged from eight to ten months.

Taking home the sole red entry were locals, Coominglah Grazing, Coominglah, Monto outlaying $3500 for a 21-month-old son of Bimbadeen Q F1 (Huonfels Jacob Rio). Another prefix to invest were local nursery Karingal Stud, operated by Bill and

Jeanette Cook taking the $3500 Plutus (Oaklands Ambassador) ranked in the top 10, 20 and 25 percent for the breed in four indices.

The Younger family, Mungham, Gayndah selected a pair for $3500 each.

FROM TOP LEFT Bimbadeen Q Prince 3495 for $13,000; Bimbadeen Q Phoenix 4559 for $10,000; Bimbadeen Q Pascoe 3446 for $6,000; Bimbadeen Q Pasteur 3710 for $6,000.

Agents: Elders and Monto Cattle & Country.

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New Brangus record in South Africa A new South African record for a Brangus bull was set at the National Brangus Sale, Harrismith, Free State, South Africa, in early August last year.

Maize Valley 17900 was sold by the Maize Valley Stud, Hertzogville, South Africa for R600,000 ($58,069 AU) at the 34th Annual National Brangus Sale.

Commonly referred to as “900” the bull had previously made a clean sweep of all the awards at Brangus Show which is held in conjunction with the National Sale. ‘900’ took with him the Junior Champion Red Bull, the Grand Champion Red Bull and the Overall Supreme National Championship title before entering the sale ring.

Bed by Andrew and Cedric Roberts, Maize Valley Stud the 30-month-old is bred out of lines going back to a bull Oscars’ Likeness, one of the most influential sires in the South African population and PFR Performer. ‘900’ is a son of Maize Valley Perfek. ‘900’ recently passed a Hardy Veldbull test with a Veldbull Index of 134 and has V=Breedplan EBVs of Birth +1.4, Weaning +9, Yearling of +22. His scrotal EBV is a +0.3.

The record breaker Maize Valley 17900.

The Maize Valley stud is one of the oldest Brangus studs in South Africa.

Andrew Roberts is now the third generation Roberts with the famous stud. The operation is located in the district of Hertzogville in the far western Free State. This is a semi arid part of South Africa where the annual rainfall is in the region of 450mm per year and Brangus are well adapted in the area.

The record breaker was purchased by a partnership involving DeWet Booysen, Trio B Brangus and RC Malherbe of Roechama Brangus. Both are successful Brangus studs situated

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ABCA Board welcomes Brad Saunders Wowan district breeder, Brad Saunders has joined the Board as the Zone 1 Director. Brad and wife Nicole and family operate the Pheasant Creek Stud outside Wowan on the 4064ha (10,000ac) property, Thendara. The couple run some 600 registered and commercial Brangus breeders on Thendara which is been in the Saunders family for the past 108 years. Brad is the third generation of the Saunders family that has had stewardship of Thendara and has been involved with Brangus since 2001. He previously served on the Board as a Director in 2005.

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in the central and western Free State.

The bull is run mostly on Themeda veld or natural pasture and has been in cows since purchase.

At the Annual National Brangus Sale bulls averaged R74,600 ($7180 AU), cows set a R24,57 average ($2365 AU) with the top seller fetching R42,000 ($4042 AU) while Brangus cows with calves at foot averaged R43,666 ($4203 AU) with the top seller at $5775 (AU).

The Maize Valley operation sold 11 bulls at auction for an average price of R105 909 ($10,633 AU).

Images: KB Consulting, Blackrock Brangus

Lunar tops CHABUS at $10,000 Sale Summary CENTRAL HIGHLANDS ANGUS BRANGUS & ULTRABLACK SALE 50 Bulls Average $6,000 Top $10,000 Sale clearance 85%

Eight central Queensland breeders combined to stage the annual Central Highlands Angus, Brangus and Ultrablack Sale (CHABUS) at the AgGrow Selling Complex, in early September, last year.

The principals behind the Beejay, Blackrock, Bullakeana, Bushlands, Callandoon, Lunar, Stewart Park, and Voewood operations saw bulls sell to $10,000 on the way to setting a $6000 average culminating in an 85 percent clearance at auction.

Sale honours went to local breeders, Brad and Briony Comiskey and Dennis and Clare Couper, Lunar Stud, Emerald.

Riley Comiskey, Lunar Stud, Emerald with the $10,000 Lunar N89 and buyer, Clive Poole, Glendowner Station, Prarie.

Top selling Angus entry for Glen and Loyola McKinlay, Callandoon, Their draft of 11 bulls averaged Springsure was the $9000 Callandoon $6682 and comprised eight Brangus N48 (23 months) (810kg) (122EMA) and a trio of Ultrablack bulls. The resulting in an overall average for the three Ultrablacks set a $9167 McKinlay stable of $6357 for their average while the Brangus component 14 head. Buyer of their top seller was set a $5750 medium. Clive Poole, Clive Poole, Glendowner Station, Glendowner Station, Prarie outlaid Prarie. $10,000 to secure the days top seller, the Ultrablack entry, the two-yearEdward and Kara Quinn, Voewood old, Lunar N89, (840kg) (121EMA) Stud, Calliope sold eight Brangus to a (6.5IMF). Glendowner ended with top of $8000 to average $5125. five for an average $8800. This figure Top for Voewood was Ned Kelly, a included the $9500 Ultrablack, Lunar 22-month-old by Suhn’s Distinction N107 (24-months) (904kg) (128EMA) 331T48 (US) (22-months) (131EMA) Both of these acquisitions were sons (806kg) selling to Gary and Penny of Bulliac Knightrider K45. Two other Bolger, Carinyah Grazing, The paternal brothers were contained in Willows. the Lunar draft and sold for $8000 The Blackrock prefix owned by each with the four ending in a sire George and Cathy Hoare, Bluff also average of $8875. Clive returned home with Lunar Brangus entry, N172 sold three to a top of $8000 twice to average $6500. Lindsay and Fiona for $7500 along with two Angus Barlow, Triple B Stud, Dingo outlaid bulls from Callandoon for on average $8000 for Blackrock 21 (27-months) $8500.

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Bahnisch, Myola, Milman spent the same amount for a 24-month-old half brother, Blackrock 25 (PS) (140EMA) (846kg). Both were sons of Bonox 677 (Bonox 434) and bred from Scrubbee females. Nigel Bahnisch ended his day with five to average him $5100.

Brad and Vicki Hanson, Bullakeana Stud, Moura sold 12 bulls from all three genotypes for a bottom line average, $5917. Their draft was composed of eight Ultrablack, a single Angus and a trio of Brangus entries. The Ultrablack component averaged $6250 topping at $7500, the single Angus bull made $6500 while the three Brangus entries averaged $4833 topping at $5000 twice. Headlining for the team was Hanson’s Universe (SC) a 24-month Ultrablack (Cluny Range Jailbait) (943kg) (127EMA) 7.3IMF) selling to Fred Spannagle, Ridgeview, Yamala.

Universe represents the second season of progeny by Jailbait.

The single Angus entry, Platinum Black P01 (17-months) (735kg) (123EMA) was a three-quarter blood brother to Millah Murrah Paratrooper P15 the new record priced $160,000 Angus bull that was sold the week previous to the CHABUS event.

Picking up the impressive youngster at $6500 were Kate and Lachlan James, Wallawong Angus Stud, Gunnedah. Glen and Cheryl Connolly, Blanncourt, Georgetown also purchased five topping at $6000 for Hanson’s Upgrade (23-months) (893kg) (123EMA) a Clunie Range Jailbait J248 Ultrablack son from the Hanson stable. The draft headed for 18,600ha Blanncourt averaged $4500 and included an Angus entry from Ross and Heather Milner’s, Bushlands Stud, Yeppoon for $3500.

Peter Comiskey, Lyra Park, Capella was another buyer taking all three genotypes comprising two Brangus, an Ultrablack and Angus bulls for on average $7000. Top of the group of three was the $8000 Bulliac Knightrider son, Lunar N77 (24-months) (806kg) (124EMA).

Fred Spannagle and family, Ridgeview, Yamala family paid an average of $7250 for their four. Top of their purchases was another of the Bulliac Knightrider sons from Lunar.

Tyson Werth, O’Connor Partnership, Springwood, Springsure ended with a pair for a $6750 average topping at $7000 for an Angus from Callandoon.

David and Leigh Cox, Mt Surprise, Alpha took with them two for a $4750 average.

Agents: Hourn & Bishop Qld and Emerald Land & Cattle Company.

Michael and Leigh Dyer, Bloomfield, Alpha averaged $4500 for four bulls, two Brangus from Voewood, and a Ultrablack from Hanson’s and another from the Beejay Stud for a bottom line average figure of $4500. The Beejay entry offered by Greg and Alicia Magee, Beejay Stud, Capella was a 36-month, 1022kg son by Washington Of Brinks (US).

The Pini family, Lancewood Station, Nebo, returned taking four for on average $5750.

These included an Angus bull from Callandoon, Brangus from Voewood, an Ultrablack from Hanson’s and another Brangus from Bullakeana. Top of the Lancewood selections was the 21-month, 720kg, Kansas Mr Australian K64 son from Callandoon for $7500.

FROM TOP LEFT Lunar N89 for $10,000; Lunar N107 for $9,500; Voewood Ned Kelly for $8,000; Lunar N91 for 8,000; Blackrock 21 for $8,000; Blackrock 25 for $8,000.

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Salisburys head to the States The Salisbury family of Bimbadeen Brangus, Eidsvold, recently travelled through to the United States to visit a number of Brangus operations.

Our long-planned, three-week USA road trip in mid-December took us from Texas, through New Mexico and north through Utah and Idaho to Montana and Calgary. The most difficult part was actually leaving Bimbadeen in such terrible drought conditions, but we were fortunate to find a great caretaker and were rewarded with 30mm of rain on the night we left (giving us some comfort).

Flying into Dallas from Brisbane saw us adjust to a 35C difference in temperature, as well as driving on the wrong side of the road! Our first stop (after an obligatory visit to Cavender’s Boot City) was Indian Hills Ranch at Cranfills Gap in Texas.

Buck and Sidney Thomason are renowned for their great hospitality – we were delighted to spend time with them after first meeting in 2011 at the Houston Livestock Show and then during the 2012 World Brangus Congress when they toured Bimbadeen. The Thomasons have visited Australia on numerous occasions and been strong supporters not only of Australia-US Brangus relationships, but also providing foundation investment towards Australian Brangus Youth endeavours.

We inspected the Indian Hills Brangus herd with Buck, seeing young bulls in the paddock through to females being used in the IH embryo program. The cattle here were very functional and it was great to see the influential Indian Hills Rudder in the flesh.

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Watson and family welcomed us to their spectacular complex. The Pennridge team were in the middle of synchronizing cows and heifers for Fall breeding at the time, but found time to show us their breeding team and the latest fall of calves. The Pennridge team focus on data with their selection and recently added Ultrablack genetics into the herd.

There was something for everyone here, as the DeLeeuws breed both Brangus and beautiful Quarter Horses. Texan hospitality extended to some great burgers in the tiny township of Paige.

As Brangus breeders who have used Brinks genetics over the past two decades, we were intrigued to have the opportunity to visit Westall Brinks Brangus in New Mexico, where a substantial herd of Brangus boasting full-Brinks genetics are now run. The operation and ranch are owned by Ray and Karen Westall, and managed by Tate Pruett. We enjoyed an extensive tour around the 50,000 acre property with Tate.

The high desert property near the Capitan Mountain range sits around 6000 feet above sea level. The weather conditions here were among the coldest we experienced on the trip, down to -10C at night.

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Despite very cold winds and partlyfrozen dams and ponds, we found the cattle in outstanding condition during our stay. The spectacular terrain is rocky with many canyons and offers great historical reminders, including a 130-year-old stone house constructed by the original Spanish cattlemen in the area.

We also caught up with ex-Bimbadeen jackaroos Lachlan and Callum Miller (who some might remember from Beef 2012 and 2015) who are now working and rodeoing in North America.

The Brinks 2020 Sale bulls were an Our final bovineimpressive lineup of 100 young sires, related stop took us and we also inspected long-standing and to Lachlan’s workplace, Church Ranch super-quiet Brangus sire ‘Brinks Arabella Herefords, just north of Calgary, 1038’. Roswell, NM, also offered one of Alberta (Canada). The ranch was in the culinary highlights of the trip with full winter snow conditions and while some amazing Mexican food. not a Brangus operation, the feeding After the usual tourist stops of the regime (and horn ‘detailing’) was spiritual and spectacular Monument fascinating. Callum also introduced Valley and the awe-inspiring vista of us to ‘Irvine Tack and Western Wear’ the Grand Canyon, we headed our – over 100,000 square feet of retail trusty Suburban north through Utah space it is the megamall of saddleries! and Idaho. En route we saw vast herds We greatly enjoyed our USA adventure of around 2000 Angus cattle being – 3800 miles, incredible landscapes shifted between irrigated pastures and cities, amazing cattle, fascinating (often under snow). ranches and outstanding hospitality.

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Thank you

Since receiving the Burnham Youth Award in 2018, I’ve had many ongoing opportunities that have been granted to me through the establishment of this award. I have been able to extend my knowledge and understanding of the breed through the opportunity of Associate judging at EKKA 2019.

Being in the ring with Mark Bauer from Ellara Brangus helped me learn more about examining an animal structurally and characteristically. He involved me in the whole process of the day, through sharing his thoughts and allowing me to voice my own opinions, to then make a collaborative decision on placings in each class. I’m also very grateful that he encouraged me to comment on various classes throughout the day.

The experience of judging some of the finest bloodlines within the breed also helped me to develop my own personal preference in terms of stylistic and structural traits.

From this opportunity, I will retain my newfound knowledge and apply it to future cattle judging as well as selection criteria in my own herd.

I believe that this award is a great passage to help young adults transition from junior judging to judging cattle in general; whether it be in the ring, at the sale yards or simply up the paddock. It has allowed me to gain confidence in my own opinion and understand that everyone’s opinion will be different, which is why I believe the breed is so dynamic and versatile.

Going forward, I hope to see more young people apply for this award because it is most definitely a beneficial experience.

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Redline to $4750 at Fitzroy Crossing Sale Summary FITZROY CROSSING SALE 7 Bulls Average $3,357 Top $6,4750

ending in a complete clearance for them and the breed.

Sale clearance 100%

A small but quality offering of Red Brangus bulls from the Monto prefix flew the flag at the annual Fitzroy Crossing Sale, Fitzroy Crossing, Western Australia, August 2019.

Top seller was the 22-month-old, Redline 8/142 by Malabar Colby (P) (pictured) from a Duarran W665 dam. The youngster sold to Karratha Station, Karratha, WA. Karratha Station took a pair to average them $4250 including a son of Doonside 1669 (Doonside Oliver (AI)).

Vendors, The Dingle family, Redline Stud saw all seven reds sell for an average $3357 to top at $4750

Three bulls were purchased by Milne AgriGroup Pty Ltd., Nerrima Station, Kimberley or on average $3000.

These will end up working in the herd on the 203,000ha aggregation and were sons of Doonside 1669, Redline Jagger and Doonside Omar (CX Home Run 135 (US)). Taking the other pair also at $3000 was Liveringa Station also located in the Kimberley region.

These bulls sired by Jateebee Nemo and Doonside 1669 will join others on the 265,000ha station also operated

by Milne AgriGroup Pty Ltd..

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$15,000 top at Central Brangus Classic Sale Summary CENTRAL BRANGUS CLASSIC SALE 77 Bulls Average $ 5364 Top $15,000 Sale clearance 74%

Registered bulls sold to $15,000 while herd bulls hit highs of $11,500 at the Annual Central Brangus Classic Sale, CQLX, Gracemere in September, 2019.

Eighteen central Queensland vendors supported the catalogue that featured an all black phenotype lineup with the exception of one red bull. The effects of the extremely dry to drought conditions across all areas was a major factor in the result which saw clearance levels fall by 20 percent, sale averages decline of $1047 per head and 18 less bulls marketed when compared to the 2018 result. After sale negotiations saw those clearance levels increase to a more satisfactory level.

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Topping the market at $15,000 was the registered two-year-old, Bonox 1108. The rising three-year-old was purchased by Wayne and Marcia Maguire, Scrubbee, Dingo and offered

by Bruce and Leanne Woodard, Bonox Stud, Taroom. Bonox 1108, a grandson of the prepotent Bonox 330 weighed 864kg and delivered scans of 10/7mm and an EMA measurement of 130cm sq. Losing bidders on the sale topper were Lindsay and Fiona Barlow, Triple B Stud, Dingo. Bonox set a $6500 average for their five bulls that included a 23-month-old, $6000 herd bull (930kg) sired by Bonox Scrubbee and selling to Jarrod and Leanne Deguara, Daunia Station, Nebo.

Largest vendors, Paul and Denise Studt, Coolabah Stud, Capella sold their top entry, Coolabah Guvnor, a 22-month, 944kg, 126EMA regional show winner for $13,500 to the Geddes family, Couti-Outi Stud, Kunwarara. Coolabah averaged $6423 for their 13 which included the $12,000 tag attached to the IH Bar None 820Y8 (AI) (US) son, the 23-month-old, 16/10mm, 128EMA, Coolabah Garth (AI) selling to Dave

Berryman, Windsor Station, Charters Towers. Windsor Station was one of the major supporters of the fixture ending with five for a $6600 average.

Michael Young, Mackay took with him the top selling herd bull of the sale, an $11,500 32-month-old, 781kg, 124EMA entry with fat depth scans of 11/7mm from the Geddes stable, Couti-Outi, Kunwarara. CoutiOuti averaged $4600 for their ten herd bulls that included a $6500 (34-months) (827kg) (120EMA) individual going to Craig and Latisha Mace, Toorilla Plains, Kunwawara. As vendors, Wayne and Marcia Maguire sold four to average $5125. Top of their team was a $10,000 34-monthold herd bull (878kg) (13/7mm) (128EMA) selling to Mark and Katrina Brown, Lancen Creek, Wowan.

Cliff Mylrea, Rookwood Stud, Gogango sold three herd bulls to $10,000 to set an average $8167.

Top for Rookwood was an 880kg, 22-month-old, herd bull sired by Telemon Illusion (Doonside Whisky) selling to Ben and Carla Woodard, Boxtree, Taroom.

The single red bull in the catalogue was offered within the Earlwood draft. Catalogued by Mick and Tanya Maddern, Earlwood Stud, Duaringa, the registered entry, Earlwood 3657 (AI) (818kg) (113EMA) (23-months) (14/11mm) made $9000 selling to Gavin McKenzie’s, Tannyfoil Stud, Blackwater. With a near full Bonox pedigree the bull is a son of Bonox Mick and from a daughter by Bonox 288. Another feature of the Earlwood draft was the first release sons of the 2016 Palgrove Sale acquisition, the $24,000 Palgrove Kingpin (Texas Star (US)). These topped at $8500 for Earlwood and averaged $7333.

The eight from Earlwood averaged $6063. Reaco Pty Ltd., Woodstock, Marlborough signed off on six for on average $3500 while the Kenny family, Tralee, Marlborough took a trio for a $5167 average topping at $8000 for an Earlwood herd bull by Palgrove Kingpin. David Howard, Coorumburra Rural Enterprises, Coorumburra, Marlborough took a pair for a $5500 average while the Hale family, Glenluce, Sarina purchased four for $3500 each.

Brent and Maree Woodard, Parkes, Duaringa sold a 930kg herd bull for $8500 to the Dahl family, The Cedars, Miriam Vale while John and Shannon Maguire, Ashgrove, Dingo outlaid $9000 for a 21-month-old, 134EMA, 810kg, Yaraandoo Scotty sired herd bull offered by Cliff Mylrea, Rookwood Stud, Gogango.

Ashgrove, Dingo will also be the home of a $9000 registered son of Bonox 335 (Greendale Xciting) (131EMA) (920kg) that was sold

by Gavin McKenzie, Tannyfoil Stud, Blackwater. Another of the high sellers from the Tannyfoil team was the $7000 herd bull by Weona 2842X going to Windsor Station, Charters Towers. John Collins, Yaraandoo Stud, Gracemere sold four for a $3875 average with his top seller being a 32-month-old, 832kg son of Moola David for $5000 going to Wayne and Marcia McGuire, Scrubbee, Dingo.

Clayton and Nikki Woodard, Spring Hill, Duaringa sold a herd bull by

Bonox 480 for $6500 to Couti-Outi Stud, Kunwarara.

Nebo breeders, Colin and Kim Kime, Amaroo Stud sold four bulls to a top of $5500 for a 29-month-old 898kg herd bull to Justin Bolton, Cooinda, Dingo. Amaroo outlaid $5500 for a 24-month, 854kg, Benarla herd bull sired by Bonox 830 from Ben and Karla Woodard, Benarla, Box Tree, Taroom. Daryl Ahern, Rosedale, Baralaba picked up the $6000 Coolabah Fletcher (Boombah Hudson) (140EMA) (930kg) offered by the Studt stable, Coolabah Stud, Capella.

Another investor in Coolabah genetics was the Dunne family, Tarcoola, Dingo taking the $9000 32-month-old, Coolabah Floyd (1002kg) (134EMA) (11/8mm). Floyd was a paternal half brother to Fletcher. Jack Geddes, Woongarra, Dingo took with him two bulls to average $6500. These included the $8000 Coolabah Forbes (Coolabah Baron) (34-months) (986kg) (124EMA).

Dan and Juta Godwin, Yarrai, Springsure took with them four bulls for a $3875 average while Jarrod and Leanne Deguara, Moorvale Pastoral, Nebo took home four for a $4833 average price tag.

Collingvale Station, Proserpine operated by Marvin and Pauline Deicke selected the $6000 Coolabah Grant (Coolabah Baron (AI)) (20-months) (121EMA) (740kg).

They ended with two to average them $4750.

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FROM TOP Coolabah Guvnor for $13,500; Coolabah Garth for $12,000 ; Rookwood 11 for $10,000; Tannyfoil Marcus for $9,000; Coolabah Floyd for $9,000; Earlwood 368 for $8,500.

OPPOSING PAGE The $15,000 Bonox 1108 offered by Bruce (left) and Leanne Woodard, Bonox Stud, Taroom sold to Wayne (middle) and Marcia Maguire, Scrubbee, Dingo with Julian Laver, Nutrien, Rockhampton (right).

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Inaugural Forest Hills Sale hits $15,000 Sale Summary FOREST HILLS SALE 38 Bulls Average $7,605 Top $15,000 Sale clearance 90% 11 Females Average $2,045 Top $3,500 Sale clearance 50%

The inaugural Forest Hills Sale staged at the AgGrow Selling Complex, Emerald saw bulls sell to $15,00 while maiden heifers topped at $3500. For vendors, Michael and Kellie Silvester, Forest Hills Stud, Capella their decision to stage their own fixture was vindicated with buyers from across the state signing off on both categories.

$12,000 ending with an average $10,300. Top selection for the Newman’s was Forest Hills Funky Town 1212, (Weona Calypso) (128EMA) (22-months) (792kg). Another of the Newman selections was the following lot, a In an analysis of proceedings, 38 males Lunar Kayne son aged 23-month making $10,000 and a $9000 sold for an average $7605 ending in two-year-old by the retained a 90 percent clearance while their Forest Hills Cerokee. Another heifer counterparts set a $2045 to make the $12,000 mark was average to clear 50 percent of their the 818kg, 128EMA, Forest Hills section. Statically the 44 catalogued Fifty Shades 1098 (22-months) averaged 22-months-old, with an to Jenny and William Jansen, average weight of 765kg and an Riverview, Alpha. average EMA recording of 123cm sq coupled with an average IMF of 5.3% Nigel and Beth Burnett, Langley and fat depth scans of 9/12mm.

Downs, Emerald ended with a pair for on average $7250 Top seller on the day was the $15,000 topping at $8000 for Forest Forest Hills Free Mover selling to Daniel and Pam Cormack, Johnny Cake Hills Fire Cracker 1075 (Lunar FROM TOP Station, Collinsville. The heterozygous Kayne) (23-months). Len Michael and Kellie Silvester, Forest Hills Stud, Perrett, Farmleigh, Injune took polled son of Weona Calypso aged Capella with their $15,000, Forest Hills Free a trio of males for on average 21-months weighed 808kg after Mover 1175 and buyers, Daniel and Pam $6167 topping at $8500 for delivering scans of 13/9mm and a Cormack and their children Logan and Chyanne, another of the Lunar Kayne 124EMA. Thirteen by Calypso set a Johnny Cake Station, Collinsville. sons on offer. Brent and Holly $7885. Daniel Cormack’s brother, Forest Hills Funky Town 1212 for $12,000; Kyle and sister-in-law, Jodie Cormack, Hansen, B H Bindaree Stud, Forest Hills Fair N Square 1086 for $11,000.

Kingaroy selected the $2500 Wavering Downs, Clermont were one heifer, Forest Hills Flopsy of the biggest sale supporters taking (20-months) (Weona Calypso). seven bulls for an average $5857.

Bullrush Pastoral, Mavis Downs, averaged $9125 while six by Lunar Shane and Amanda Watts, Somona, Nebo bought two Lunar Kayne sons Fred set a $6417 average including Collinsville ended with eight for on for on average $10,250. These were the last bull in the offering, the only average $7062. Top of their selections the $9500, Fine N Dandy (23-months) red genotype to be offered selling for at $10,000 was a 22-month-old by (773kg) (128EMA) and at $11,000 $7000 to Wavering Downs, Clermont.

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$9000 was a 22-month-old selling to Sid and Tricia Godwin, Tanderra, Springsure. Tanderra selected five from the offering at an average $8800 topping at $10,000 for a Weona Calypso son aged 21-months.

Mark and Amanda Salisbury, Bimbadeen Stud, Eidsvold were in the market taking a bull, Forest Hills Fair Dinkum 1168 (Bindaree Craftsman) (21-months) (788kg) (128EMA) for $6000 and a pair of heifers, both daughters of Weona Calypso for an average price of $2000. The proceeds Alan Benny, Clermont took a $9000 of the sale of the $1250, Forest son of Bindaree Craftsman (Lunar Hills Galaxie 1314 (P), (11-months) Fred) aged 23-months while Mark purchased by Philip and Deborah Reid, Comiskey, Connemara, Springsure Paringa Pastoral, Capella were donated also took a single entry, that of a to RACQ Capricorn Helicopter Rescue $6000 Lunar Fred sired herd bull aged Service, Rockhampton.

22-months.

Prior to the commencement of the The top priced female, Forest Hills sale it was announced that Clermont Fancy Pants 1247 (P) (Kajarabie 994) producers, Lleyton and Kimberley sold for $3500 to Annalee Godwin, Young, Mt Wilkin Station had won the Black Label Stud, Springsure. Annalee $500 credit voucher draw. They latter selected a quartet of heifers for on purchased the 20-month-old, maiden, average $2250. Included in the Black Forest Hills Faithful 1040 (Kajarabie Label selections were daughters of 994) for $1500.

Doonside 1845 (AI) for $3000 and Agent: Nutrien a pair sired by Forest Hills Edge Of Darkness for $1250 each.

FROM TOP Forest Hills Fletcher 1083 for $10,000; Forest Hills Fancy Pants 1247 for $3,500.

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Diplomat scores the major at ‘Ekka’ Backing up his victory at the Cooyar feature show earlier in the year, Lazy S Diplomat took out his biggest award yet securing the Grand and Junior Champion Bull at the 2019 Brisbane Royal.

In collecting his second major title for the year Diplomat headed the 36-head strong exhibit for the breed adjudicated over by Mark Bauer, Elara Stud, Gatton and his associate, Isabella Hanson, Bullakeana Stud, Moura.

was the Supreme Exhibit at the Cooyar Feature Show and the Supreme Interbreed Female at the Rockhampton Show earlier in the season. Mercedes at 34-months The 17-month-old, 754kg with nursed an impressive heifer calf, Portia an EMA recording of 112cm sq (Greendale Zeus) and backed the entrant with a daily gain of 1.46kg/ Quinn’s 2018 win at the ‘Ekka’ with day exhibited by Sue Fawcett, Lazy the Grand Champion Bull, Voewood S Brangus Stud, Condamine won Law Firm (ET) (AI). Mercedes a his respective class, (16 and under daughter of CB Final Cut 924X is 18 months) to take out the Junior Ian and Anne Galloway’s, Duarran from the donor female, Elton SC Championship ahead of the red entry prefix were successful in the senior Sweet Time 1119 (AI) (ET) and was Redline Otis (20-months) (760kgs) ranks taking out both Senior and the Junior Champion Female at Beef (115EMA). Otis was exhibited by the the Reserve Senior Champion titles.

2018. Reserve Senior Champion Dingle family, Redline Stud, Monto.

Spearheading their team was the Female was Gunnadoo Park Kylie From there Diplomat then toppled his eventual Senior Champion Bull, (Gunnadoo Park Hector) exhibited senior opponent, the Senior Champion Duarran Mombassa. Mombassa

by Jayson Jeynes and Julie Sheehan, Bull, Duarran Mombassa to take the (Duarran Dangar) was the heaviest Kracken Stud, Dalma. Kylie, a 2018 breeds highest honour for the year, Brangus exhibit on the grounds scaling ABCA Roma Sale acquisition by the Grand Champion Bull. in at 1068kg with a rib eye scan of Kraken won 20 and under 24-month 138cm sq at 32-months. The eventual In his summation of his champion, old class.

Reserve Senior Champion Bull was judge, Mark Bauer said, “I think, stablemate, Nockatunga (Tannyfoil Watership Downs N11 took out the going forward, he’s going to be a Karsson) (22-months) (840kg) Junior Champion Female for owners, bull that will leave a mark on the (117EMA), the winner of the 20-24 Tristram and Lynette Davis and family, breed. He’s overall, a very complete Watership Downs Stud, Keerrong, package, length, structural soundness, months class.

New South Wales. The daughter of exceptional testicular development for Voewood Mercedes (AI) (ET) added Telpara Hills Real Deal 468J16 (AI) his age, good fleshing throughout and to her trophy cabinet taking out (ET), N11 took the blue ribbon in the a good sirey outlook.” A son of Bonox the Grand and Senior Champion 18 and under 20-month class and is 823 (Bonox 330), Diplomat is the third Female award. In what was to be from a daughter by Boombah 187 (S) calf bred from Lazy S Miss Victoree her penultimate showing, Mercedes (Greendale Z271).

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Brinks). Mark Bauer then went further to explain the reasoning behind the awarding of the tri coloured ribbon to the younger bull by saying, “I really liked the senior bull, he’ll breed some exceptional females but I felt the younger bull was better, a bit more length through his body and I think he has a bit more scope to leave an indelible mark on the breed.”

Reserve Junior Heifer went to Dynamite Pemberly P12, exhibited

by Lucy Roche, Dynamite Stud, Widgee. Pemberly is a daughter of the former RNA Champion in Dynamite Kryptonite (AI) and is from a Boonderoo Cherokee dam. Pemberly took out the youngest female class of the day and in the process defeated Kraken Miss Sapphire 007P (Chief Of Indian Hills 23P68 (US)) into second spot.

Stephen Duff’s red heifer, Duff Red Lioness N128 claimed a first placing for the Gympie based operation in the 14 months to under 16 months class.

Red Lioness is a daughter of Duff Lorella Springs L19.

The youngest bull class (8 months and under 12 months) saw a win for the Kraken prefix with their youngster, Kraken Vegemite 040P (Kraken Maverick 820M). Second to Vegemite was Dynamite Platinum P09 (Dynamite Kryptonite K04 (AI)) while third spot went to Watership Downs Playboy P13 (Telpara Hills Real Deal 468J16 (AI) (ET)).

Group classes were dominated by the Lazy S and Kraken studs. Lazy S took home the Pair Of Bulls and

the Breeders Group with Kraken taking second spot in both classes.

Kraken took with them the Progeny Stakes Group with Dynamite claiming second. The Kraken team where represented by Stutzview 130 whilst the Dynamite duo were the product of the sire, Dynamite Kryptonite (AI).

Winner of the largest of the senior male classes was Oaklands Prime Time (AI) (ET) (980kg) (141EMA).

Prime Time (IH Bar None 820Y8 (AI) (US)) was another of the Beef 2018 champions to continue on into another year in the ring taking out the class of bulls 24 and under 30 months. Two Kraken entries, Tarbrush 053N and Promite 040N both sons of (Stutzview 130) (Doonside 1549) filled the second and third. Running second in the class that was won by the eventual Senior Champion Bull was Sue Fawcett’s, Lazy S Black Bounty (Glenoyra Fair Dinkim 95).

In what was an 46 year hiatus the Kunwarara prefix, Couti-Outi returned to centre ring at the Royal Showgrounds. Lawson and Bonni Geddes and their prefix took with them two second placings in the bull classes. The first of these was in the

16 to under 18 month class with their entry, Yoda (Couti-Outi San Luis). Yoda ran second to the eventual Grand and Junior Champion Bull, while stablemate and paternal half brother Yaamba claimed the red ribbon in the 20 and under 24 months class against the eventual Reserve Senior Champion Bull.

OPPOSITE PAGE Lazy S Diplomat, the Grand & Junior Champion Bull with Sue Fawcett, Lazy S Stud, Condamine, Mark Beckman, ABCA President, Andrew Meara, Elders Stud Stock, Larissa Bilston, Farmalogic, Brisbane, Associate Judge Isabella Hanson & Judge Mark Bauer.

BELOW Grand & Senior Champion Female, Voewood Mercedes (AI) (ET) with calf Voewood Portia (AI), Associate Judge Isabella Hanson, Judge Mark Bauer, Nicole Hartwig, Tania Sainsbury, Wendy Fawcett, Toowoomba, Andrew Meara, Elders Stud Stock & Larissa Bilston, Farmalogic, Brisbane.

EKKA Championship Results & Photos on page 66.

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EKKA 2019 Judge Mark Bauer, Elara Stud, Gatton, Qld Associate Judge Isabella Hanson, Bullakeana, Moura, Qld 36 Head 10 Exhibitors

Awards Junior and Grand Champion Bull (#01) Lazy S Diplomat Sue Fawcett, Lazy S Stud, Condamine

Senior and Grand Champion Female (#02) Voewood Mercedes (AI) (ET) Edward & Karra Quinn, Voewood Stud, Calliope

Reserve Junior Champion Bull (#03) Redline Otis 8/266 Peter and Kristine Dingle, Redline Stud, Monto

Reserve Senior Champion Female (#06) Gunnadoo Park Kylie Jason Jeynes & Julie Sheehan, Kraken Stud, Rockhampton

Senior Champion Bull (#04) Duarran Mombassa Ian & Anne Galloway, Duarran Stud, Roma

Junior Champion Female (#07) Watership Downs N11 Tristram & Lynette Davis, Watership Downs, Keerrong, NSW

Reserve Senior Champion Bull (#05) Duarran Nockatunga Ian & Anne Galloway, Duarran Stud, Roma

Reserve Junior Champion Female (#08) Dynamite Pemberly P12 Lucy Roche, Dynamite Stud, Widgee

Pair Of Bulls Lazy S Stud, Condamine

Sires Progeny Group Stutzview 130, Kraken Stud, Dalma

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Young steer victory for Brydali Veresdale district breeders, Paul and Gail Swan, Brydale Stud, claimed a second class placing with their feedlot calves at the Beaudesert Show, last year. The class involved a group of three head that were fed for 100 days. The Swan trio was one of six groups that contested the class.

All the steers were purebreds and were eligible for registration being sons sired by Nindooinbah F709 (AI) (ET) (Brinks Sundance 541R264 (S) (US)) and were 12 months of age at the time of the show.

Fed for 100 days at Rodgers Creek Feedlot outside Warwick, the average weight for the pen at induction was 242kg and they gain on average 1.9kgs/day for the duration of their feed. Their average live weight at the show was 432kgs.

The class was open to a group of three steers, showing no permanent teeth, maximum live weight 460kg. Their average dressed weight was 246kg with a dressing percentage was 57 percent. At the auction at the conclusion of judging selling agents, Bartholomew and Co., Beaudesert sold the Brydale trio for $1270/head to Nolan Meats, Gympie. That equates to 294c/kg live or 516c/kg dressed weight.

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Youth Camp heralded as a huge success Nearly 50 competitors from three states converged on the Biloela Showgrounds in early January for the inaugural Brangus Youth Camp.

Hailed by all as an outstanding success, young children and adults ranging in age from five to 21 went through a three day programme of industry learning and activities.

The event provided attendees that traveled from Victoria, New South Wales and all over Queensland an opportunity to compete in stud and prime cattle sections, involving parading, judging, herdmanship and a led steer competitions.

Balancing these contests and activities were presentations and demonstrations and other social activities. The camp sort to also give an opportunity to its participants to partake in a host of practical, technical and education sessions.

These included nutrition, Breedplan, DNA and sample collection, tag management systems, parading, animal structure, show box and shed preparation, rope tying, grooming and handling.

The concept was the brainchild of Brad Hanson and Edward Quinn some years previous. The committee was made up of Brad Hanson (Committee Chair/ President), Bonni Geddes (Secretary), Katrina Brown and Gemma Van Itallie (Treasurer) along with their spouses and Edward and Kara Quinn.

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Australia. Other sponsors were Heilbrons Rockhampton, Datamars, Fitzroy Basin Association, Neogen, FeedPro, Ramsey Creek and Bimbadeen Studs, Isenring, Oaklands Stud, Williams Stockfeeds, AGM Contracting, Jateebee Stud, HHH Partners, Rabobank, Forest Hills Stud, Kimberley Downs Stud, Kraken, Pheasant Creek and Voewood Studs, Clairy’s Transport, Couti-Outi Stud, J & J Fitting, Punchagin Stud, Rocky Repro, Chadwick Downs and Bullakeana Studs, AgForce, Coolabah Stud, GDL, Acres Rural, M1B Stud, Hourn & Bishop, Biloela Flexi Hire, Biloela Anzac Club, G and J Van Itallie, Dan Boon, Roundyard Saddlery, Banaraby Sawmill, Warnoah Rural, Banana Shire Regional Council and the ABCA. Support flowed for the camp came in many forms. One of the more pivotal forms of that was the team of ladies and parents assisted with the catering throughout the week. Alicia Magee and Deniece Clark took on the role of facilitating and coordinating the kitchen assisted by Tricia Godwin, Vicki Hanson and Bron Christensen.

Instructors for the event were, Tania Hartwig (Clipping and Grooming); Julie Sheehan (Parading Tips); Jason Jeynes (Stud box and Show Set up); Dougal McDougall (Animal Structure); Brad Hanson (Breaking In Tips); Shaun McGuigan (Rope Tying Tricks); Molly Stephenson (Datamars and

Beef 2021 Scholarship In winning the Beef 2021 Scholarship award, Hayden Hanson (pictured above) will be able to officiate as an Associate Judge and the triennial international event in a ring with breed of his choosing.

Hayden will also be able to join and attend the myriad of Youth events that will be held during Beef 2021

Tagging Tutorials); Tessa Pearson (DNA Sessions); Fitzroy Basin Association (Land Management Ideas); Williams Stockfeeds (Nutrition and Feeding); Tim Emery (Breedplan); Ethan Mooney and Matt Pavey, Teys Bros., (Prime Cattle Session).

Judges were, Jeff Franks (Stud Judging); Kris Dingle (Parading); Ethan Mooney (Prime Cattle); Dougal McDougall (Steer Judging) and Jeff Franks, Edward Quinn, Brendan Jones, Tim Flynn, Ross Milner and Tessa Pearson (Herdsman Judges).

On the final day of the camp the youngest group of attendees were tasked at producing a series of paintings. These were auctioned off raising over $400 to assist with the costs of the 2021 camp. Purchasers were Deniece Clark and the Cutting, Surawski, Walker Family and Mahony Families.

Hayden Hanson was named both Overall Herdsman and Overall Stud Junior Judge while Henry Sinnamon took with him the Overall Junior Parader Champion.

Full results on page 68.

OPPOSING PAGE Demi Van Itallie TOP LEFT Committee members Dan Van Itallie, Brad Hanson, Bonni Geddes, Gemma Van Itallie, Katrina Brown, Tessa Pearson & Mark Brown

TOP RIGHT Henry Sinnamon MIDDLE RIGHT Sydney Newman

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Awards

Age Champions

Overall Herdsman (Sponsor – Bullakeana Brangus) Hayden Hanson

7 and under Mac Surawski, John Brown, Charlie Walker, Reid Surawaski, Lucy Geddes, Declan and Braden Barlow

Overall Stud Junior Judge (Sponsor – Rabobank) Hayden Hanson

13 Years (Sponsor – Agforce) Lee Maugher

Encouragement Award Reid Surawaski

14 – 15 Years (Sponsor – Williams Stockfeeds) Alexandra Olive

Overall Junior Parader (Sponsor – Kraken Brangus) Henry Sinnamon

8 -10 years (Sponsor – Jateebee Brangus) Mila Van Itallie

16 - 25 Years (Sponsor - Coolabah Stud) Hayden Hanson

Grand Champion Led Steer (Sponsor – Nu Tank) Demi Van Itallie – ‘Bushlands Vicious’

11-12 years (Sponsor – Oaklands Brangus) Sydney Newman

Recipe & images: natashaskitchen.com

Garlic-crusted Prime Rib PREP TIME 15 minutes

COOK TIME 1 hour 45 minutes

SERVES 12

INGREDIENTS 3.2kg beef prime rib (bone-in) boned and tied 3 1/2 tsp sea salt divided 1 /2 tbsp black pepper freshly ground 1 tsp fresh rosemary leaves, minced from 1 sprig or 1/2 tsp dried rosemary 1 /2 tsp fresh thyme leaves, minced from 1-2 sprigs or 1/4 tsp dried thyme 6 garlic cloves finely chopped 3 tbsp olive oil METHOD 1. Sprinkle meat all over with 2 tsp salt, cover loosely with plastic wrap and let it rest at room temperature for 3 hours to come to room temperature (it will bake more uniformly).

Then preheat oven to 260˚ with rack in the lower third of the oven.

2. Make your Prime Rib rub: In a small bowl, stir together: 1/2 tbsp salt, 1/2 tbsp black pepper, 1 tsp minced rosemary, 1/2 tsp minced thyme leaves, chopped garlic, and 3 tbsp olive oil.

3. Lightly pat the roast dry with a paper towel then rub all over top and sides with garlic rub. Place into a roasting pan bone-side-down and put a meat thermometer into the thickest portion of the meat. Bake at 260˚ for 15 minutes.

4. Reduce heat to 160˚ and continue baking following these guidelines: 20-25 minutes per kilogram for rare, or 26-28 minutes per kilogram for medium rare, and 28-30 minutes per kilogram for medium. Roast until the thermometer registers: 50˚ for rare, 55˚ for medium rare, 60˚ for Medium, 65˚ for medium well.* This 3.2kg roast baked at 260˚ for 15 minutes then at 160˚ for 1 hour 30 minutes for medium doneness.

5. Transfer to a cutting board, tent loosely with foil and rest 30 minutes before carving.

Remove string and rack of ribs then slice to desired thickness.

Recipe Notes: *Meat internal temp will continue to rise 5-10 degrees even after it’s out of the oven so don’t over-bake.

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After six years and in the presence of of family and 165 invited guests, Morgan and Addison Marks proclaimed their love for each other and exchanged wedding vows on Saturday 17th, August 2019.

That special day was was made even more memorable as both the wedding and reception were held at the picturesque, McKenzie family property, Tannyfoil, Blackwater.

Where possible the couple supported as many central Queensland businesses, suppliers and firms to make this day even more special.

Addison’s magnificent gown was sourced through Gladstone Bridal Boutique, Gladstone while the men hired their suit attire through Stewarts, Rockhampton.

Morgan and Addison’s wedding attendants were Payten and Keeley Sibson, Odette Marks, Teah Beak, Casey Hopkins, Matt Moffatt, Will Durkin, Jack and Lucas McKenzie and Kade Dunne.

The bride and her attendants had their hair and makeup expertly done and overseen by Studio 62, Emerald and Envy Beauty, Rockhampton.

Cake Mania, Blackwater were chosen to make the wedding cake while guests were treated to a beautiful meal at the reception which followed the ceremony The Golden Roast, Rockhampton.

Morgan and Addison are settling into their new lives together at Kurrajong, Springsure.

Images - Photography by Jess Edwards Images courtesy of Photography by Jess Edwards

Congratulations to those whose future lives we celebrate.

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Aden Collins & Paige Roberts announced their engagement on Christmas Day 2019.

Aden is a son of John Collins, Yaraandoo Brangus Stud, Gogango and Kylie Collins, Bribie Island.

Paige is daughter of Craig and Beth Roberts, Crestmead.

Aden is Manager of Woolworths, Logan City and Paige is a veterinary nurse at a vet clinic in Beenleigh.

Aden will continue his managerial position and Paige plans to focus more on the large animal side in the veterinary world.

The happy couple plan to marry in March 2021 and hope to settle on acreage in and around the Toowoomba area.

Images courtesy of Chase The Light Media

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On the 29th February, together with 100 family and friends, Lindsay Barlow celebrated his upcoming 50th Birthday.

A barbeque at his family’s property Araluen seemed fitting.

Lindsay is the son of ABCA Life Member Robert & Elaine Barlow, Emu Park and was born on the 9th March, 1970.

Lindsay and family also took the opportunity to celebrate 25 years of Barlow family ownership of Araluen.

Images courtesy of Allison McLaughlin

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Longtime Australian Brangus identity, Bruce Burnham, celebrated a milestone birthday recently.

Close friends and family gathered in Monto to help celebrate Bruce’s 80th birthday, including his eight grandchildren, nieces, nephews and their children.

Bruce founded Bimbadeen Brangus in 1956 as a 17-year-old, was an original founding member of the Australian Brangus Cattle Association (Stud No. 9 in 1961), served for many years on the ABCA committee and as President from 1987-1990.

He remains passionate about the breed and can be found each year at the Bimbadeen on-property sale.

A treasured memento of Bruce’s birthday was the gift of a beautiful hand-cut steel and timber silhouette sculpture of a horseman and Brangus bull, purchased in aid of the newly-founded Brangus Youth Camp (pic).

Bruce and wife Barb have always been strong advocates for the younger generations in the Australian Brangus industry, creating the Burnham Youth Award in 1998.

Bruce attended the inaugural Brangus Youth Camp in January, taking great pleasure in seeing the younger generations of Brangus Breeders being encouraged and guided.

Images courtesy of Amanda Salisbury

Moments in history capturing new commitments and memorable milestones.

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Benjamin Dwyer made his entry to the world on the 5th of August, 2019 at the Mater Hospital, Rockhampton.

Benjamin weighed a very healthy 8 pounds 11oz (3941 grams).

He is the first child for Tim & Rebekah Dwyer, Burrumbush Brangus, Goovigen.

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Pia Lacey Beckman came into this world on October 24th 2019 at 3.30am weighing 3060 grams (6lb 12oz) and measuring 51.5cm long. Born at St Vincent’s Hospital, Toowoomba she is the first child for Jason Beckman and fiancé Erin Dempsey, Rockyview Stud, Yargullen.

Pia is the sixth grandchild of Steven and Gay Dempsey, Pinedale Park, Tara and the first grandchild for Mark and Melinda Beckman, Glenoyra Downs, Aubigny.

Pia is doing very well and since these photos were taken she’s now smiling, laughing and completely fulfilling our lives and hearts. Jason, Erin and Pia are looking forward to seeing everybody in the Brangus community out and about this year.

Image courtesy of Allison McCabe Photography

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Nathan and Emily Roberts, Brisbane would love to introduce to the world, Eva Lorna Roberts.

Eva was born at the Mater Mother’s Hospital, Brisbane on October 28th 2019 weighing 3.2kg and measuring 48cm. Eva is a sister to Jackson and another grandchild for Trevor and Colleen Jorgensen, Belview Stud, Delungra. NSW. Her middle name, Lorna is taken from her great grandmother, Trevor Jorgensen’s mother.

‘Nanny’ as she is to all of us is still going strong at 92, she is well and active and we are very blessed that Jackson and Eva and the other grandchildren get to spend time being spoilt by her.

Image courtesy of Rach Martin Photography

Welcome to those whose lives have just begun.

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Welcome to the world Ted Noller. Ben and Gemma Noller, Palgrove Stud, Dalveen are now officially a family of four and have another little ‘man about the house’.

He’s got a great teacher in his older, besotted sibling and ’trouble maker’, Charlie.

Ted was born at the Toowoomba Hospital on Thursday, 5th December 2019 at 7.28am in the morning and weighing in at 8lb1oz, (3660 grams) and 53cm long.

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Edward & Kara Quinn, Calliope.

Mark & Katrina Brown, Wowan.

David Howard, Marlborough.

Nicole & Brad Saunders, Wowan.

Russell & Trish McIntosh, Goomeri.

Alicia Magee, Capella.

Brad & Vicki Hanson, Moura.

Amanda & Shane Watts, Collinsville.

Ben Pini, Nebo.

Brenton Bradford, Dingo.

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Shona Maguire, North Dorrigo.

Josh Comiskey, Alton Downs.

Tim Emery, TBTS. Ross Schelbach, Tarome.

Louise Dunne, Dingo.

Lachlan & Toya Monk, Chinchilla.

Kate & Justin Boshammer, Condamine.

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Jan Kapernick, Gin Gin. Paul Swan, Veresdale.

Brian Hartman, Dungowan.

Josh Hayes, Crows Nest.

Kathy Maloney, Wallumbilla.

Jay Hampson, Glen Innes.

Ellie Parker, Manilla.

Mick Madden, Duaringa.

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Queensland HONORARY LIFE

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ROBERT BARLOW COOROOMAN POCKET 2816 EMU PARK RD ROCKHAMPTON QLD 4702 P: 07 4939 7122 F: 07 4935 8557 E: barlow@triplebbrangus.com TRIPLE B

BRUCE & BARBARA BURNHAM 272 MACKS ROAD MONTO QLD 4630 P: 07 41663784 E: barb-b@bigpond.com BIMBADEEN

J & W FAWCETT SEDGWICK, 8 GLENCOE RD KINGSTHORPE QLD 4400 P: 07 4630 0359 COREEN

JEFF FRANK 746 YOULAMBIE ROAD MONTO QLD 4630 P: 07 4166 3545 M: 0427 363 652 E: jayeff@activ8.net.au PUNCHAGIN

LH KUNST SUNNY SIDE, 583 BLOWERS RD MUNNA CREEK VIA GUNALDA QLD 4570 P: 07 4129 3145 M: 04 2829 3145 E: lexatmunna@gmail.com SUNNYSIDE

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BARLOW’S CATTLE CO ARALUEN, 1228 ALSACE ROAD DINGO QLD 4702 P: 07 4935 8556 F: 07 4935 8557 M: 0407 760 079 E: barlow@triplebbrangus.com TRIPLE B

LINDSAY & FIONA BARLOW

JASON BECKMAN & ERIN DEMPSEY

TROY & JESSICA BUCAK

PC & KM DINGLE

JF & DL FORREST

KNAPTON, 398 MCINTYRE YARGULLEN RD YARGULLEN QLD 4401 P: 07 4691 5220 M: 0417 544 043 E: jasonb_rockyviewbrangus@live.com.au ROCKYVIEW

150 MULLINS CREEK ROAD GOOMBOORIAN QLD 4570 M: 0487 989 999 E: tbucak@gmail.com GREENBACK

CRESTVIEW, 422 GRASSTREE RD ALLIAGATOR CREEK SARINA QLD 4737 P: 07 4943 7534 M: 0474 532 745 OAKLEIGH

JF & AC BELL

BPH & VJ BUCHBACH

MALLY PLAIN, 1929 WURUMA DAM ROAD EIDSVOLD QLD 4627 P: 07 4167 5140 F: 07 4167 5175 M: 0427 849 390 E: redlinebrangus@activ8.net.au REDLINE

192 BEHRENDORFF ROAD, BUNJURGEN BOONAH QLD 4310 P: 07 5463 0298 F: 07 5463 0298 M: 0423 947 470 E: jfacbell@bigpond.com INAVALE

2384 ROSEDALE ROAD YANDARAN QLD 4673 P: 07 4156 1235 F: 07 4156 5171 YANDARAN CREEK

WAYNE & KELLIE DOBE

1014 TINGOORA CHELMSFORD RD CHELMSFORD QLD 4606 P: 07 4168 5444 M: 0427 134 665 E: ianfrancis@skymesh.com.au CEDAR VALLEY

BIMBADEEN CATTLE CO. UPSON DOWNS, M/S 85 EIDSVOLD QLD 4627 P: 07 4167 5141 F: 07 4167 5151 M: 0427 141 919 E: bimbadeen@skymesh.com.au BIMBADEEN Q

BINGEGANG PTY LTD BINGEGANG, 1753 BINGEGANG ROAD DINGO QLD 4702 P: 07 4987 3021 M: 0447 824 864 E: doublediamond9@bigpond.com BINGEGANG

JIM & KATH BLOOMFIELD 975 BARLOWS GATE ROAD KILLARNEY QLD 4373 P: 07 4666 4160 F: 07 4666 4160 M: 0427 664 160 E: jasheeka1@bigpond.com JASHEEKA

WARREN & SAMANTHA BOND 308 RADUNZS ROAD BOOIE QLD 4610 P: 07 4163 6394 M: 0431 901 350 E: gumtopws@gmail.com GUMTOP

BOOMBAH CATTLE COMPANY C/- TONY FERNIE, BOOMBAH DINGO QLD 4702 P: 07 4935 8523 F: 07 4935 8511 M: 0429358511 E: boombahbrangus@bigpond.com BOOMBAH

JUSTIN & KATE BOSHAMMER ELGIN, 211 BARRAMORNIE ROAD CONDAMINE QLD 4416 M: 0427 665 128 E: jb@jkcattleco.com JK CATTLE CO

BRENTON & TAHNEE BRADFORD 26886 FITZROY DEVELOPMENT RD DINGO QLD 4702 F: 07 4935 4841 M: 0428 579 565 E: foz.lace@gmail.com RIVER RUN

ARALUEN, 1228 ALSACE ROAD DINGO QLD 4702 P: 07 4935 8556 F: 07 4935 8557 M: 0407 760 079 E: barlow@triplebbrangus.com ARALUEN

RS & JM BREEN

ASHLEY & KELLIE BARRON

PF BREITKREUTZ & DG JOHNSTON

6883 BUNYA HIGHWAY KUMBIA QLD 4610 P: 07 4164 4178 F: 07 4164 4178 M: 0438 326 217 E: kellashcreek@skymesh.com.au KELLASH CREEK

MM & LM BAUER PO BOX 45 LAIDLEY QLD 4341 P: 07 5465 2064 M: 0448 324 649 E: mark.bauer8@bigpond.com ELARA

AARON & RACHEL BECK 1238 UPPER ULAM ROAD BAJOOL QLD 4699 P: 0408 346 236 F: M: 0419 651 972 E: bmm04@live.com.au BECKFORD

MARK & MELINDA BECKMAN GLENOYRA DOWNS 987 OAKEY PITTSWORTH ROAD AUBIGNY QLD 4401 P: 07 4691 5220 F: M: 0429 915 220 E: glenoyrabrangus@gmail.com GLENOYRA

157 FOREST SPRINGS, GOOMBURRA RD GOOMBURRA QLD 4362 P: 07 4666 6036 M: 0409 030 182 E: randalbreen@harboursat.com.au ECHO VALLEY CLEAR VIEW THANGOOL QLD 4716 P: 07 4995 8308 F: 07 4995 8358 M: 04 0989 9921 E: clearviewpnd@hotmail.com CLEAR VIEW

L J & M BROWN 259 AIRPORT ROAD MONTO QLD 4630 M: 0437 433 556 E: ljbengineering@outlook.com SOMERVILLE

MARK & KATRINA BROWN LANCEN CREEK, 475 LAWRIES ROAD DULULU QLD 4702 M: 0427 656 262 E: m.kbrown@hotmail.com M1B

PETER WILLIAM BROWN 177 GOOMERI ROAD NANANGO QLD 4615 P: 07 4163 2304 M: 0477 042 167 WONDALLA

BULLRUSH PASTORAL PTY LTD MAVIS DOWNS, 1171 DAUNIA ROAD NEBO QLD 4742 P: 07 4950 7155 M: 0448 507 003 E: bullrushpastoral@outlook.com.au BULLRUSH

BURENDA HOLDINGS PTY LTD DALBY DOWNS, M/S 192 DALBY QLD 4405 P: 07 4663 4002 F: 07 4663 4054 M: 0429 067 313 E: schmidtjk@bigpond.com BURENDA

MAL & SUE BURSTON 162 GEEBERGA STATION ROAD KUTTABUL QLD 4741 P: 07 4954 0168 M: 0447 073 026 E: jess@brookstonwagyu.com BROOKSTON

LUKE CHERRY 71 WESTWOOD ROAD GEHAM QLD 4352 M: 0418 825 916 E: lukecherry23@hotmail.com RAZORBACK

C & K COLLARD PTY LTD 52 TUCKER LANE WITHEREN QLD 4275 M: 0459 329 797 E: ckcoll@me.com CKO

JOHN & KATHLEEN COLLESS WETHERBY STATION, 471 WETHERBY RD MOUNT MOLLOY QLD 4871 P: 07 4094 1125 M: 0408 687 313 E: john@wetherbystation.com WETHERBY

B & B COMISKEY & D & C COUPER BARRINJA EMERALD QLD 4720 P: 07 4982 0903 F: 07 4982 0903 M: 0439 620 903 E: brad@lunarmining.com.au LUNAR

JOSHUA COMISKEY 165 CRANSTON RD ROCKHAMPTON QLD 4702 M: 0427 728 706 E: braveheartbrangus@hotmail.com BRAVEHEART

WILLIAM & JANETTE COOK

T/A CPR CATTLE COMPANY, CEDAR GLEN RAVENSHOE QLD 4888 P: 07 4097 6373 M: 0439 737 344 E: cprcattleco@activ8.net.au CPR

AMY ROSE DRAKE NAMARA, 3737 CAPRICORN HWY WYCARBAH QLD 4702 P: 07 4934 7154 M: 0432 538 155 E: drakegnsk@gmail.com AR

GREGORY & SANDRA DRAKE NAMARA, 3737 CAPRICORN HWY WYCARBAH QLD 4702 P: 07 4934 7154 M: 0403 331 822 E: drakegnsk@gmail.com NAMARA

JOHN ANTHONY DUFF 98 MAHONEYS ROAD IRVINGDALE QLD 4404 P: 07 4663 7773 E: jduff11@hotmail.com MYRTLE PARK

DUFF RED BRANGUS 625 MARY VALLEY ROAD GYMPIE QLD 4570 P: 07 5483 2305 F: 07 5483 2306 M: 0438 825 370 E: duffcons@bigpond.net.au DUFF

LAWSON DUNNE TARCOOLA DINGO QLD 4702 P: 07 4987 3073 M: 0457 314 127 E: lawsondunne@hotmail.com LTD

TM & RL DWYER

IM & AL GALLOWAY PO BOX 504 ROMA QLD 4455 P: 07 4622 2408 M: 0427 763 507 E: duarran@bigpond.com DUARRAN

DUNCAN & KAREN GEDDES TELEMON SPRINGSURE QLD 4722 P: 07 4984 4150 F: 07 4984 4152 E: parklands.drg@bigpond.com.au TELEMON

L A GEDDES & CO COUTI OUTI, 6610 STANAGE BAY ROAD KUNWARARA QLD 4702 P: 07 4937 3014 F: 07 4937 3160 M: 0428 050 780 E: couti-outi@skymesh.com.au COUTI-OUTI

WR & K GEDDES

DAVID & ROBYN GNECH 183 MOCKER ROAD MILBONG QLD 4310 P: 07 5463 5735 M: 0438 115 026 E: dandrgnech1@bigpond.com MILTOPP

BRAD & KIM EATON

GOODWIN LIVESTOCK

RN337 EAST EVELYN ROAD MILLAA MILLAA QLD 4886 P: 07 4039 0113 M: 0447 234 614 E: brad.eaton@yahoo.com.au WHITE CLOUD

2176 DUARINGA - BILOELA RD GAINSFORD QLD 4702 P: 07 4982 9143 F: 07 4982 9144 M: 0429 829 143 E: colorado-station@bigpond.com GL

WARREN & YOLONDE ENTSCH 261 LANDRY ROAD JAGGAN QLD 4885 P: 0408 465 601 M: 0408 022 703 E: yolonde11@gmail.com

GR & LA DAY

LAZY S BRANGUS STUD CONDAMINE QLD 4416 P: 07 4627 7161 M: 0428 745 186 E: lazys.stud@gmail.com LAZY S

242 FRAZERVIEW ROAD FRAZERVIEW QLD 4309 E: delfina.enterprises@hotmail.com DELFINA

108 HILL ROAD ATHERTON QLD 4870 P: 07 4091 2662 F: 07 4091 5494 E: randpfry@bigpond.com BARRON SPRINGS

204 LITTLE WIDGEE RD WIDGEE QLD 4570 M: 0448 000 158 E: dynamite.brangus@gmail.com DYNAMITE

304 KELLY ROAD GRACEMERE QLD 4702 P: 0419 018 655 M: 0419 018 655 E: jonjoyce@bigpond.com DALKEITH DOWNS

DELFINA ENTERPRISES PTY LTD

R & P FRY PTY LTD

DYNAMITE BRANGUS

DALKEITH DOWNS

DAUNIA STATION, ANNADALE ACCESS RD NEBO QLD 4742 P: 07 4950 7118 M: 04 1875 0178 E: jldeguara@bigpond.com BIMBORA

732 MILMAN NORTH ROAD JARDINE QLD 4702 M: 0427 569 106 E: waverley99@bigpond.com.au JARDINE

1182 DOONSIDE ROAD MILMAN NORTH QLD 4702 P: 07 4934 3150 F: 07 4934 3108 M: 0418 343 151 E: doonside@westnet.com.au DOONSIDE

ELDERS LTD

JARROD & LEANNE DEGUARA

DW & KM FRANKS

HIDDEN VALLEY, 1200 BUNDALBA ROAD GOOVIGEN QLD 4702 P: 0401 075 884 M: 0401 075 884 E: burrumbush@yahoo.com.au BURRUMBUSH

MS 979 MONTO QLD 4630 P: 07 4167 2276 F: 07 4167 2094 E: karingal@skymesh.com.au KARINGAL

488 TINGOORA CHELMSFORD ROAD WONDAI QLD 4606 P: 07 4169 0661 M: 0419 737 856 E: grladay7@bigpond.com DAYVIEW

IAN FRANCIS

BLAKE MUNRO, PO BOX 7270 TOOWOOMBA MC QLD 4352 P: 07 4690 7777 F: 07 4690 7888 M: 0428 862 469

MISS S FAWCETT

TIM & PRUE FLYNN 309 SEYMOUR ROAD RIDGELANDS QLD 4702 M: 0488 367 501 E: timflynn1980@yahoo.com WILDCARD

AT & ML FORREST BELLONA AUGATHELLA QLD 4477 P: 07 4654 9197 F: 07 4654 9254 M: 0437 449 197 E: amforrest@bigpond.com GIDYEA

KS & JM & JL GRIFFITHS 377 COLEYVILLE ROAD MUTDAPILLY QLD 4307 P: 07 5467 1371 M: 0403 015 227 E: kerryandjo@skymesh.com.au GLENONA

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NA & MJ HANSEN OAKLANDS, 258 IKER ROAD KALAPA QLD 4702 M: 0437 347 787 E: oaklandsbrangus@gmail.com OAKLANDS

BA & HL HANSON BINDAREE, 172 QUINN RD CROWNTHORPE VIA MURGON QLD 4605 E: bahanson85@hotmail.com B H BINDAREE

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PETER & MICHELLE MCFARLANE

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RG & NA HANSON

JOHN & HILARY KRAUSE

CHRIS PARK

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TUAN PO BOX 1968 INNISFAIL QLD 4860 P: 07 4064 5192 F: 07 4064 5297 M: 04 8871 0996 E: rondenel@bigpond.com TUAN

DAVID & PRUE BONDFIELD STRATHGARVE DALVEEN QLD 4374 P: 07 4685 2390 M: 0419 665 971 E: bondfield@palgrove.com.au PALGROVE

89 OBRIEN ROAD ALTON DOWNS QLD 4702 P: 07 4934 1964 M: 0427 473 442 E: info@rockyrepro.com.au NBS

HIGH CAMP BRANGUS

LORD FAMILY

LUCAS MCKENZIE

R & D PENDER

MT STANLEY, 2285 MT STANLEY ROAD MOUNT STANLEY QLD 4306 P: 07 5424 8151 F: 07 5424 8145 MT STANLEY

TANNYFOIL BlACKWATER QLD 4717 M: 0427 577 129 E: lucasmckenzie23@yahoo.com.au TANZIE

HIDDEN VALLEY 156 MACAULEY ROAD TANSEY QLD 4601 P: 07 4168 7216 M: 0429 237 491 E: richard@boonderoobrangus.com.au BOONDEROO

GEORGE & CATHERINE HOARE ROCKVIEW, ROCKVIEW RD BLUFF QLD 4702 P: 07 4982 9145 F: 07 4982 9145 M: 0409 829 200 E: rockviewcattle@bigpond.com BLACKROCK

SHANE & LINET PINCOTT

JEFFREY & WENDY RUCKMAN

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673 CAINBABLE CREEK ROAD CAINBABLE QLD 4285 M: 0414 302 448 E: jeff@cainbablebrangus.com.au CAINBABLE

50 PAKULA GAP ROAD GARGETT QLD 4741 P: 07 4958 5250 F: 07 4950 5525 M: 0429 158 836 E: greg.nebostore@bigpond.com.au HOBBSVALE

DARCY PRATTEN

ISAAC & KIMBRA RUSHTON

23 KERRS LANE MOUNT KILCOY QLD 4515 P: 07 5498 1215 E: pratten.de@bigpond.com LINDFIELD

163 POLICH ROAD MENA CREEK QLD 4871 P: 07 4065 3337 M: 0437 349 340 E: info@rushtonbrangus.com.au RUSHTON

SL MERCHIN

SCOTT & KAREN PREWETT

PAUL RUSSELL

IONA, SOUTH YAAMBA VIA ROCKHAMPTON QLD 4700 P: 07 4928 6601 KEERA

KURRAJONG HILLS 300 HALLS ROAD GOOMBURRA QLD 4362 M: 0407 307 278 E: skprewett@bigpond.com ALPHA

26 GILLIES AVENUE & 130 HOGAN ROAD TARZALI QLD 4885 M: 0429 137 008 E: paul@russellsbrangus.com.au PRB

KEVIN & NAOMI PURCELL

SJ RYAN

13136 GLADSTONE ROAD MONTO QLD 4630 P: 0417 008 769 M: 0427 046 663 E: kdnrpurcell@bigpond.com ONYX

MOOLA, BON ACCORD RD ANAKIE QLD 4702 P: 07 4985 4837 M: 0488 016 040 E: ryanmoola@hotmail.com MOOLA

EDWARD & KARA QUINN

SALISBURY PLAINS GRAZING

VOEWOOD CALLIOPE QLD 4680 P: 07 4974 8924 F: 07 4974 8921 M: 0418 716 442 E: brangusvoewood@bigpond.com VOEWOOD

SALISBURY PLAINS BOWEN QLD 4805 P: 07 4786 1440 M: 0409 465 710 E: salisburyplains@hotmail.com SALISBURY

ANDREW RANDLE

THENDARA WOWAN QLD 4702 P: 07 4937 1167 M: 0458 359 105 E: pcbrangus@bigpond.com PHEASANT CREEK

HIGH CAMP, 497 BLAKES ROAD WILDASH QLD 4370 P: 0418 776 279 M: 0410 531 674 E: renelle.ring@gmail.com HIGH CAMP

GREGORY N & KAREN L HOLMES KAREMBROGH, 276 MARYS CREEK ROAD MARYS CREEK QLD 4570 P: 07 5483 4800 M: 0414 643 125 E: gregory.holmes@bigpond.com.au MARYS CREEK

RYAN HOLZWART KENSINGTON EMERALD QLD 4720 P: 07 4982 2378 M: 0447 313 126 E: ryanholzwart@outlook.com WESTERN FORCE

CA, TR & KR HOY GREEN VALLEY BOGANTUNGAN QLD 4702 P: 07 4985 5377 M: 0417 705 045 E: cthoy@bigpond.com GREEN VALLEY

RHYS, AMY & ISABELLA INNES 10485 BURNETT HIGHWAY GOOMERI QLD 4601 P: 07 4168 6252 M: 0429 343 992 E: rhysinnes@yahoo.com.au INNES

BRENTEN J & VIRGINIA M LOWE WAVERLEY, 500 GREENTREE ROAD BEERON QLD 4626 P: 0400 199 694 M: 0419 361 115 E: bvlbrangus@gmail.com BVL

KEVIN, KELLIE & TAYLAH LUCKE 27 CEDAR VALE ROAD VIA MT LARCOM QLD 4695 P: 07 4975 3582 M: 0429 890 171 E: kelnkev4@bigpond.com IRONBARK

KAYE & DAVE LUTTER RANGEVIEW BRANGUS, 977 TAROME RD VIA KALBAR QLD 4309 P: 07 5463 8217 M: 0437 186 415 E: kn3girls@skymesh.com.au RANGEVIEW

MICHAEL MADDEN

RON MCKENNA

GAVIN MCKENZIE TANNYFOIL BLACKWATER QLD 4717 P: 07 4982 5105M: 0429 827 182 E: mckenzietanyar@gmail.com TANNYFOIL

GREG MCLEAN

EARLWOOD DUARINGA QLD 4712 P: 07 4935 7238 F: 07 4935 7407 M: 0427 357 237 E: earlwood@bigpond.com EARLWOOD

RK & HP MILNER PO BOX 2346 YEPPOON QLD 4703 P: 07 4939 8243 M: 0428 981 378 E: bushlands@bigpond.com BUSHLANDS

MAGEE FAMILY

CARL & GAIL MORAWITZ

306 BOUNDRY ROAD OWANYILLA QLD 4650 P: 07 4129 7278 M: 0432 068 839 E: stutzview@hotmail.com STUTZVIEW

ST OMER CAPELLA QLD 4723 P: 07 4984 9542 F: 07 4984 9532 M: 0409 631 652 E: alicia.magee@bigpond.com BEEJAY

228 DUCKPONDS ROAD COMET QLD 4702 P: 07 4984 5082 F: 07 4984 5079 M: 0431 434 314 E: staubins@bigpond.com CAMSTEAD

SHANE & ANGELA JACKSON

AE & DP MAGUIRE

BL & LJ MORETTI

507 WILSON ROAD TIARO QLD 4650 P: 0429 997 606 M: 0439 997 016 E: sandybbrangus@hotmail.com SANDY BANKS

TAFINO, LOT 74 CAPRICORN HIGHWAY EMERALD QLD 4720 P: 07 4982 1852 M: 0419 125 160 E: tafino23@gmail.com TAFINO

L-JAYE BRANGUS STUD, SPRINGVALE WOWAN QLD 4702 P: 07 4937 1352 F: 07 4937 1352 L-JAYE

KJ AND S JAMES

RHONDELL MAGUIRE

PO BOX 683 CHARTERS TOWERS QLD 4828 P: 07 4787 7864 M: 0488 778 830 CEDAR VALE

BINGEGANG, 1753 BINGEGANG RD DINGO QLD 4702 P: 07 4926 5339 M: 0408 869 983 E: rhondell1@bigpond.com BELANU

PLEYSTOWE SCHOOL ROAD PLEYSTOWE QLD 4741 P: 07 4959 2139 F: 07 4959 2022 M: 0407 969 050 E: muscat.03@bigpond.com BRANGALOO

IRONIE, 310 WARD ROAD BROOWEENA QLD 4620 P: 07 4129 9209 b F: 07 4129 9206 M: 0418 732 042 E: rodney.jo@bigpond.com FOLKSLEE

MORGAN & ADDISON MARKS

PJ & CT MUSCAT

TANNYFOIL BLACKWATER QLD 4717 P: 07 4982 5105 M: 0400 067 538 E: mckenziea@outlook.com TERELEA

2127 MIRANI-MT OSSA ROAD MT CHARLTON QLD 4751 P: 07 4959 2616 M: 0418 495 755 E: cmu69917@bigpond.net.au HABANA SPRINGS

DEAN & EMMALEE JONSSON

MARY VALLEY BRANGUS

WARREN & SUSAN NEILL

WOMBINOO STATION GUNNAWARRA ROAD MT GARNET QLD 4872 P: 07 4097 1404 F: 07 4097 1304 M: 0428 978 142 E: dc_jonsson@hotmail.com JONSSON’S

2685 MARY VALLEY ROAD KANDANGA QLD 4570 M: 0418 509 145 E: vholland@solahartsc.com.au MVB

581 RACECOURSE ROAD CALLIOPE QLD 4680 P: 07 4975 6849 M: 0417 593 986 E: susan_neill@bigpond.com TARAGOOLA

MAWSON PASTORAL CO PTY LTD

CRAIG & AMANDA NEVILLE

TOORALI, 482 FLATS ROAD WONDAI QLD 4606 F: 07 5439 0329 M: 0429 636 877 E: oaklandsfarms@bigpond.com MAWSON

70 BRENNAN ROAD RYEFORD QLD 4361 P: 07 4195 8653 M: 0417 034 959 E: amanda_louise01@hotmail.com NE’VILLA

SJ & KA MCBRIDE

NINDOOINBAH

ROBUCK HILLS, 387 WOODERSON ROAD CALLIOPE QLD 4680 M: 0438 729 392 E: robuckhills@gmail.com ROBUCK HILLS

272 NINDOOINBAH HOUSE ROAD BEAUDESERT QLD 4285 P: 07 5541 1519 F: 07 5541 2170 M: 0409 348 491 E: nick@goannacorp.com.au NINDOOINBAH

DENNIS AND LOLA JACKSON

RJ & KJ JOHANNESEN

LJ, JS & DF KAPERNICK 102 WEITHEW RD GIN GIN QLD 4671 P: 07 4157 4404 M: 0488 029 793 E: shadowvalleybrangus@gmail.com SHADOW VALLEY

JB & DJ KARGER ISLA DOWNS STATION LONGREACH QLD 4730 P: 07 4658 5969 F: 07 4658 5917 M: 0418 830834 E: jdkarger@bigpond.com KARAND BRANGUS

MARYANNE KEARNEY BOONYOUIN, 758 FLAGSTONE CREEK RD KINGAROY QLD 4610 P: 07 4164 5574 M: 0458 645 574 E: mlkearney@bigpond.com BOONYOUIN

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Autumn – 2020

DN & JG MCCAMLEY & FAMILY

DC & TL MUSCAT

PALMALMAL DINGO QLD 4702 P: 07 4987 3068 M: 0429 873 068 E: djm@palmal.com.au PALMAL

JW & JL OPPERMANN

JASON & SUELLA MCCORMACK

JOSEPH A & HELEN M ORAM

305 WOODVIEW SCHOOL ROAD YARGULLEN QLD 4401 P: 07 4691 5288 F: 07 4691 5126 M: 0418 915 282 E: nelmacfarming@hotmail.com MACCABOYZ

1285 TABLELAND ROAD WOODERSON QLD 4680 P: 07 4975 6875 M: 0437 326 503 E: cooinda1285@skymesh.com.au DOUBLE CREEK

KENDRA, 1201 BRANCH CREEK ROAD GAYNDAH QLD 4625 P: 07 4161 3241 M: 0429 611 813 ROSEWOOD PARK

138 DUNWOLD CATTLE CREEK ROAD GARGETT QLD 4741 P: 07 4958 5231 M: 0400 715 685 E: kanindapark1@gmail.com KANINDA PARK

237 SPEEDWELL ABBEYWOOD ROAD HIVESVILLE QLD 4612 M: 0490 145 512 E: afreshstart@hotmail.com SPRINGVALE

B REBERGER PO BOX 56 ROSEWOOD QLD 4340 P: 07 5464 1200 M: 0407 113 929 E: beverleyreberger@bigpond.com ROSEMEADOWS

REH PASTORAL PTY LTD 178 SUTTOR ROAD NEBO QLD 4742 M: 0418 718 899 E: royce@reh1.com.au LACEYBROOKE

GLENN REIBELT

ROCKY REPRO PTY LTD

ROCKVIEW CATTLE CO

BRAD & NICOLE SAUNDERS

JANE & JAMIE SAUNDERS CHARLEVUE, PO BOX 4 DINGO QLD 4702 P: 07 4935 9105 M: 0457 726 793 E: charlevue3@bigpond.com CHARLEVUE

RAY SAVAGE HOMELEA’ 1051 HUMPHREY-BINJOUR ROAD GAYNDAH QLD 4625 P: 07 41613183 F: 07 4161 3183 M: 0427 023 823 E: smoothsailing1@bigpond.com SMOOTH SAILING

TANAMERA CUNNINGHAM HWY INGLEWOOD QLD 4387 M: 0403 462 959 E: glennreibelt@optusnet.com.au VENEFICUS

ALLEN JAMES SCHUTT

RE REYNOLDS

ADRIAN SCLOSA

35925 BRUCE HIGHWAY GIN GIN QLD 4671 M: 0438 917 248 E: alpine5@bigpond.net.au GLENROSA

38 STIRLINGS ROAD MOUNT BYRON QLD 4312 M: 0408 076 940 E: asclosa@hotmail.com MOUNT BYRON

DAVID S & CHRISTINE A ROBERTS

BRETT & MANDY SCOTT

209 KOWARI ROAD FINCH HATTON QLD 4756 M: 0418 794 768 E: alkoomiebrangus@bigpond.com ALKOOMIE

MILLSTREAM SPRINGS CATTLE CO 673 EAST EVELYN HIGHWAY RAVENSNHOE QLD 4888 P: 07 4776 2101 F: 07 4776 6400 M: 0429 074 776 E: bsc49835@bigpond.net.au MILLSTREAM SPRINGS

TAMMIE M ROBINSON AMOS ROAD TOOGOOLAWAH QLD 4313 M: 0429 231 830 E: tammie.robinson83@gmail.com GLEN HEART - T

WR ROBINSON GLEN HEART, MS 336 TOOGOOLAWAH QLD 4313 P: 07 5423 1830 M: 0427 598 416 E: glenheartbrangus@gmail.com GLEN HEART

PO BOX 118 GYMPIE QLD 4570 M: 0429 419 388 E: aj.schutt@bigpond.com KAJARABIE

DANIEL & LEANNE SEDGMAN 1265 STANWELL-WAROULA RD DALMA QLD 4702 P: 07 4934 5989 F: 07 4934 5987 M: 0408 225 351 E: leanne-dan@bigpond.com BULLA

RICHARD, KATHRYN, SARAH & JACK SHAW

PAUL & GAYLE SWAN

BEN & KARLA WOODARD

ELLA & LUCY GEDDES

RORY SAUNDERS

OX HILL, 532 GOODNIGHT SCRUB ROAD MORGANVILLE QLD 4671 P: 07 4663 6286 M: 0408 636 286 E: oxhillreds@gmail.com OX HILL

6238 MT LINDSAY HIGHWAY VERESDALE QLD 4285 P: 07 5543 2101 F: 07 3365 7601 M: 0407 388 808 E: paulfswan@yahoo.com BRYDALI

BOX TREE, 23184 LEICHARDT HWY TAROOM QLD 4420 M: 0758 278 434 BENARLA

COUTI-OUTI, 6610 STANAGE BAY ROAD KUNWARARA QLD 4702 P: 07 4937 3014 M: 0427 058 010 E: bonnilou@skymesh.com.au

BN & LJ WOODARD

ANNALEE CLAIRE GODWIN

THENDARA WOWAN QLD 4702 P: 07 4937 1167 E: pcbrangus@bigpond.com PCB R

JULIE SHEEHAN & JASON JEYNES

NEVILLE & KAREN TARRY

TUALKA SOUTH, M/S 604 TAROOM QLD 4420 P: 07 4627 8436 F: 07 4627 8453 M: 0427 278 434 BONOX

TANDERRA STATION SPRINGSURE QLD 4722 P: 07 4984 4913 M: 0409 038 943 E: annaleecg@gmail.com BLACK LABEL

HJ & AJ WOODARD

L.W.C & R.A.S GRIFFITHS

KNOCKBREAK, MS 513 EIDSVOLD QLD 4627 P: 07 4165 0886 F: 07 4165 0801 M: 0400 193 771 E: mandy.woodard@outlook.com.au TALOUMBI

377 COLEYVILLE ROAD MUTDAPILLY QLD 4307 P: 07 5467 1371 M: 0403 015 227 E: kerryandjo@skymesh.com.au ELANAR

NEIL & ANGELA WOODARD

258 IKER ROAD KALAPA QLD 4702 M: 0467 235 475 E: gradyhansen258@gmail.com BLACK MOUNTAIN

KRAKEN GRAZING POMINDA, 260 SHANNEN ROAD DALMA QLD 4702 M: 0487 504 347 E: krakengrazing@gmail.com KRAKEN

COTSWALD, 922 CLONMEL ROAD MONTO QLD 4630 P: 07 4167 8123 F: 07 4167 8139 M: 0419 971 651 E: nevilleat@activ8.net.au COAL DUST

BRIAN & THELMA SHIELD

G TAYLOR

231 GLENDARAGH ROAD FARLEIGH QLD 4741 P: 07 4959 8133 M: 0439 999 375 E: btshield@bigpond.net.au DARAGH

MICHAEL & KELLIE SILVESTER FOREST HILLS’ CAPELLA QLD 4723 P: 07 4982 0014 M: 0419 790 603 E: admin@foresthillsbrangus.com.au FOREST HILLS

HENRY SINNAMON TIN HUT, 594 BOGANDILLA RD JACKSON QLD 4426 M: 0400 094 542 E: hsinnamon98@gmail.com KULKYNE

DAVID MICHAEL SMALL COMMERCIAL AND RURAL AGENCIES 46 MORLEY STREET COORPAROO QLD 4151 M: 0402 115 671 E: pjdmsholdings@yahoo.com.au MT FORBES

ASHLEY SMITH & FAMILY BARMAC ROSEWOOD ROAD MORINISH QLD 4702 P: 07 4934 7680 M: 0402 05 9919 E: ashcol.camira@gmail.com CAMIRA

CLAYTON GEORGE SMITH & JUSTINE CLARE DOUGLAS

GINOONDAN, 14526 BURNETT HIGHWAY GAYNDAH QLD 4625 P: 07 4161 1851 F: 07 4161 1023 M: 0427 611 851 E: taylorpam@bordernet.com.au GINOONDAN

TELPARA HILLS PTY LTD 10323 KENNEDY HWY UPPER BARRON (MS 1567) VIA ATHERTON QLD 4883 P: 07 4095 0262 F: 07 4095 0262 M: 0439 532 132 E: info@telparahills.com.au TELPARA HILLS

ADRIAN THORNE 484 GORGE ROAD LOWMEAD QLD 4676 M: 0428 367 047 E: adrianthorne79@gmail.com ABT

TRAVESTON PARK 1 NOAKES ROAD TRAVESTON QLD 4566 P: 07 5449 7337 M: 0418 751 647 E: ashleyt@noosatruss.com.au TRAVESTON PARK

TIM VERRALL 54 TROUT ROAD THE DAWN QLD 4570 M: 0422 690 296 E: tim.verrall@outlook.com RUBY RED

JJ & AJ WALKER

254 SULLIVAN ROAD 1153 KEENEDY CREEK ROAD CURRUCHAN QLD 4816 M: 0437 630 577 E: douglassmith10@bigpond.com KENNEDY SPRINGS

FAIRHOLME THEODORE QLD 4719 P: 07 4993 1666 M: 0429 630 224 E: redbrangus@jateebee.com.au JATEEBEE

PETER SOUTHERN & PETA STEEDMAN

BRIGALOW CLARKE CREEK QLD 4705 P: 07 4938 9153 F: 07 49389156 M: 0459 389 153 E: wallaceco@activ8.net.au WALLACE

98 BLACK CREEK ROAD NERIMBERA QLD 4701 M: 0427 774 371 E: southerncrossbrangus@gmail.com SCB

SG & KA WALLACE

WANDARRI CATTLE CO.

195 HARBOUR RD MOURILYAN QLD 4858 P: 07 4063 2932 E: zanesmotox@hotmail.com CARCI

C/- MICK DELROY, ROCKY GLEN, MS 332 THANGOOL QLD 4716 P: 07 4995 1178 F: 07 4995 1198 M: 0428 951 178 E: mdelroy6@bigpond.com WANDARRI

IAN STEELE

BA & MA WARREN

ZANE SQUARCI

STANDFAST’ 162 ETHERINGTONS ROAD STONELANDS QLD 4612 M: 0447 080 065 E: standfaststation@gmail.com STANDFAST

PINEPARK, 1854 CARNEYS CREEK ROAD BOONAH QLD 4310 P: 07 5463 6774 M: 0488 858 577 E: pinepark.bw@reachnet.com.au PINEPARK

JOE, SHARON STRAZZERI & SONS

702 RAILWAY RD BOOYAL QLD 4671 P: 07 4126 0104 M: 0428 991 531 E: peternancy@bigpond.com SPRING HILLS

9438 KENNEDY HWY, UPPER BARRON ATHERTON QLD 4883 P: 07 4095 0230 M: 0487 277 816 E: barronessafarming@gmail.com BARRONESSA

PETER & NANCY WARREN

GH & LO WIELAND

515 NEWBURY MT VINCE ROAD MARIAN QLD 4753 M: 0488 075 191 E: wendy.streeter@hotmail.com ROWEN

BALLON, MS 355 CHINCHILLA QLD 4413 P: 07 4168 0271 F: 07 4665 5286 M: 0437 680 271 E: gregandlorna@activ8.net.au WILGA PARK

PJ & DM STUDT

MATT WILLIAMSON

RODNEY STREETER

COOLABAH PARK CAPELLA QLD 4723 P: 07 4986 4153 F: 07 4986 4164 M: 0429 8730 77 E: coolabah1@bigpond.com COOLABAH

134 MANTHEY ROAD TOLGA QLD 4882 P: 07 4095 5134 M: 0427 877 031 E: mattwill62@bigpond.com MK

GLEN & GLORIA SVENDSEN

FOUR MILE 674 YULEBA SURAT ROAD YELEBA QLD 4427 M: 0427 231 847 E: barcoola4@bigpond.com BARCOOLA

148 TARA CREEK ROAD SARINA QLD 4737 P: 07 4956 4611 E: glensvendsen@bigpond.com SHANITA

JAYSON AND AMANDA WILSON

WEEL NEER’ 2101 FLAGSTAFF ROAD TAROOM QLD 4420 P: 07 4627 8420 M: 0458 278 423 NIGHT

ROWAN & JENNY WOODARD BEILSIDE TAROOM QLD 4420 M: 0429 269 909 E: trignjen2018@hotmail.com CIRCLETEE

DAVID WRIGHT KILLARA, 516 BARFIELD ROAD BANANA QLD 4702 P: 07 4934 1546 M: 0427 944 083 E: ramseycreek@bigpond.com RAMSEY CREEK

LAURIE & JULIE WRIGHT 99 DAY ROAD LAKE EACHAM QLD 4885 P: 07 4095 2260 M: 0427 556 039 E: laurie@biminipark.com.au BIMINI PARK

YABBA-DO BRANGUS C/- NAOMI COONEY 56 BERGINS POCKET ROAD KANDANGA QLD 4570 P: 0427 106 067 M: 0427 106 067 E: engeman79@hotmail.com YABBA-DO

YARAANDOO BRANGUS STUD ESDALE, 2251 GRANTLEIGH ROAD GOGANGO QLD 4702 P: 07 4933 1407 M: 0414 815 630 E: john.e.collins@bigpond.com YARAANDOO

MAGNUM ROSS YOUNG DONSIDE, 615 PLAYFIELDS ROAD DULULU QLD 4702 P: 07 4937 1410 M: 0437 196 997 E: myoung.my78@gmail.com BAUHINIA

YURUGA BRANGUS 47535 BRUCE HIGHWAY YURUGA QLD 4850 M: 0428 986 049 E: rkk@agrogroup.com.au YURUGA

JUNIOR

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MATHEW ALEXANDER 275 BLANCHE ROAD GARNANT QLD 4702 M: 0438 395 255 E: mick@grazingbestprac.com.au BIN

REILLY BECKMAN 987 OAKEY PITTSWORTH RD AUBIGNY QLD 4401 P: 07 4691 5220 M: 0418 468 087 E: glenoyrabrangus@gmail.com ROCKYRIDGE

TEAGAN COLLESS 471 WETHERBY ROAD MT MOLLOY QLD 4871 E: teagancolless@gmail.com WETHERBY

BROCK DAHTLER PG’ 163 LUTHJE ROAD MONTO QLD 4630 M: 0421 387 648 E: docsbrangus14@gmail.com DOC’S

MIKAELA GAUCI 41H ATHERTON ROAD SARINA QLD 4737 M: 0419 771 486 E: mgbrangus@gmail.com MG

GRADY HANSEN

ISABELLA & HAYDEN HANSON MARGLEA MOURA QLD 4718 P: 07 4997 3024 M: 0476 231 144 E: hansonholdings@bigpond.com BULLAKEANA IH

JOSHUA HAYES 988 PIERCES CREEK ROAD CROWS NEST QLD 4355 M: 0400 814 548 E: joshhayes178@outlook.com TRICARPA HILLS

ABBY & MATILDA HOLT-GRUNDON 17575 MITCHELL SAINT GEORGE ROAD ST GEORGE QLD 4487 M: 0438 605 681 E: rochelleholt8@hotmail.com L2R

TYLER HYDEN THENDARA WOWAN QLD 4702 P: 07 4937 1167 E: pcbrangus@bigpond.com PCB T

STEVIE & BRADY JACKSON

DEMI & MILA VAN ITALLIE 105 ‘ARGYLE’ ARGOON HWY JAMBIN QLD 4702 M: 0419 339 039 E: gvanitallie@bigpond.com

COMMERCIAL

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J & PM ABELA 174 HABANA WHARF ROAD HABANA QLD 4740 P: 07 4959 8283 M: 04 3859 8283 E: abelaphyllis1@bigpond.com KANAKA

WAYNE & TRUDY BERRY GUM VALLEY 154 RED HEAD ROAD KOUMALA QLD 4738 P: 07 4950 4122 F: 07 4950 4133 M: 0427 935 306 E: jordara12@bigpond.com JORDARA

JOHN GOODLAND DANDARBONG’ MS 324 THEODORE QLD 4719 P: 07 4993 1163 E: jaunita@live.com.au

BRUCE GREER 227 STEPHEN’S ROAD FLAGSTONE CREEK QLD 4344 P: 07 4697 5295 M: 0427 433 103 E: bruce.greer@bigpond.com CROWS ASH

DALE & JANE GRONOW 452 GEEBERGA BUTHURRA ROAD KUTTABUL QLD 4741 P: 07 4954 0249 F: 07 4954 0230 M: 0419 029 777 E: gronow@activ8.net.au

SHANE WALTON & KATHRYN HARLOW

507 WILSONS ROAD TIARO QLD 4650 E: steviemjackson23@gmail.com SANDY BANKS SB

1 KINGSTON ROAD WHYANBEEL QLD 4873 P: 07 4098 1926 M: 0717 070 382 E: walton68@bigpond.com

EVAN LACK

KILLARNEY CATTLE COMPANY PTY LTD

586 MILLBROOK BACK-PLAINS RD CLIFTON QLD 4361 P: 07 4695 9123 F: 07 4695 9123 M: 0428 080 402 E: evan.lack@hotmail.com BULLZYE

CHARLIE MCCORMACK

BEENBAH 104 BROSNANS ROAD KILLARNEY QLD 4373 E: cameronlehman@bigpond.com BEENBAH

WJ & MF MAGUIRE

GRANVILLE GREEN 305 WOODVIEW SCHOOL RD YARGULLEN QLD 4401 P: 07 4691 5118 M: 0418 915 282 E: nelmacfarming@hotmail.com MCCORMACK

SCRUBBEE’ 782 SCRUBBEE ROAD DINGO QLD 4702 P: 07 4987 3015 F: 07 4987 3084 E: scrubbee1@bigpond.com

JACK MCCORMACK

SRINGLANDS’ JAMBIN QLD 4702 M: 0439 343 194 E: kdmauger@bigpond.com

GRANVILLE GREEN 305 WOODVIEW SCHOOL ROAD YARGULLEN QLD 4401 P: 07 4691 5118 M: 0418 915 282 E: nelmacfarming@hotmail.com OASIS

MITCHELL LEE MCLEAN 50 PAKULA GAP ROAD GARGETT QLD 4741 P: 07 4958 5250 M: 0488 544 775 E: mitchell.nebostore@bigpond.com.au PAKULA PARK

MATTHEW DANIEL PETTY 40 BAILLS ROAD MOUNT WALKER QLD 4340 P: 07 5464 0570 M: 0438 926 715 E: mdpetty1895@gmail.com SCENIC VALLEY

LEE MAUGER

RI & PA MCINTOSH JAGERA’ MS 331 GOOMERI QLD 4601 P: 07 4168 4442 F: 07 4168 4482 M: 04 0968 4442 E: mcintoshhomes@bigpond.com

B.C & S.P MILLS OLD REVELWOOD’ 2281 CALVALE ROAD BILOELA QLD 4715 P: 07 4992 4656 M: 0448 010 175 E: susanpmills@bigpond.com

GJ OZANNE

112 PETA DRIVE GATTON QLD 4343 BRIGALOW

LOT 3 ON RP197741 D’AGUILAR HIGHWAY COLINTON QLD 4313 P: 07 3366 1240 M: 04 1979 3211 ATHLYN

RAQUEL & ANNALISE REYNOLDS

JK & PA PEACH

ARABELLA METISSE RENWICK

35925 BRUCE HIGHWAY GIN GIN QLD 4671 M: 0438 917 248 E: alpine5@bigpond.net.au GLENROSA RA

JACK SALISBURY UPSON DOWNS, MS 85 EIDSVOLD QLD 4627 P: 07 4167 5141 M: 0475 516 115 E: bimbadeen@skymesh.com.au JAK

WINSLADES 114 SIX MILE ROAD PINK LILY QLD 4702 P: 07 4927 1436 F: 07 4927 1436 M: 0418 271 434 E: peach@byterocky.net

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RE & JY PETZKE

MC & DS BAILEY

FR GROBLER & MA CHARTER

MARTIN LILL

BEN & SALLY TASSELL

YAMBUNA GOODWINS ROAD INGLEWOOD QLD 4387 P: 07 4652 1772 M: 04 2773 3915 YAMBUNA

NARGANOO 2113 WANDOBAH ROAD GUNNEDAH NSW 2380 P: 02 6744 7879 M: 0428 447 879 E: narganoo@gmail.com NARGANOO

6 CONDOWIE ROAD DARUKA NSW 2340 P: 0438 066 918 F: 08 6644 3555 M: 0428 135 652 E: fmgrobler@gmail.com STOCKYARD

YAAMA’ 583 RIVER ROAD COONABARABRAN NSW 2357 P: 0417 625 002 M: 0450 467 620 E: martin@austagrisolutions.com VIAMONTE

964 BELLANGRY RD BEECHWOOD NSW 2446 P: 02 65875109 M: 0427 875 110 WONGAREE

PETER & JULIE BISHTON

JAY HAMPSON

DANIEL LOWE

220 PHOENIX PARK RD PHOENIX PARK NSW 2321 P: 02 4930 1545 M: 0438 217 925 E: bishtonpj@hotmail.com PHOENIX PARK

PO BOX 192 GLEN INNES NSW 2370 M: 0402 650 200 E: jay_hampson@hotmail.com SUNSHINE

GREG & ANGELIQUE BOYCE

GH & FL HARRIS

SUNDAY CAMP 1865 NULLA NULLA CREEK RD BELLBROOK NSW 2440 M: 0458 077 112 E: danlowe@outlook.com.au SUNDAY CAMP

MULLAMUDDY’ 773 PRESTON ROAD GUNNEDAH NSW 2380 P: 02 6742 2074 M: 0427 390 582 E: angelique.langton@gmail.com MULLAMUDDY

RED ROCK’ BUCKETTS WAY GLOUCESTER NSW 2422 P: 02 6558 1978 F: 02 6558 1978 M: 0428 472 934 E: redrockbrangus@bigpond.com RED ROCK

GREGORY & LIAM MCALISTER

B HARTMAN & J FLETCHER

JAMES & SCOTT MCKINNON

TERIDGERIE’ 1671 NUNDLE ROAD DUNGOWAN NSW 2340 P: 02 6769 4177 F: 02 6769 4188 E: brangus1@bigpond.net.au VALLEY VIEW

200 RIVER BANK ROAD WYRALLAH NSW 2480 P: 02 6629 8158 E: eagle-view@bigpond.com EAGLE VIEW

1 HARVESTVIEW PLACE FAIRY HILL NSW 2470 P: 02 6663 3259 M: 0488 558 884 E: diamondcattleco@outlook.com DIAMOND CATTLE CO

RAM STATION

MADISON SKIMMINGS

JAMES CARL HAYDEN FAIRVIEW LODGE’ 359 BALDERSLEIGH ROAD GUYRA NSW 2365 M: 0429 958 101 E: jamescarlhayden@gmail.com WEST OAK

ANDREW MELVILLE RAM STATION DUNGOG NSW 2420 P: 02 4994 5013 F: 02 4994 5313 M: 0428 945 313 E: enquiries@ramstation.com.au RAM STATION

GP & JV HAYWARD

TROY MITCHELL

P111 Hanwood Road Moonbi NSW 2353 P: 0448 036 447 M: 0412 449 511 E: jalinahayward@hotmail.com SPRING GULLY RICK & FRAN HOOPER 1327 PACIFIC HIGHWAY KUNDABUNG NSW 2441 M: 0439 655 394 E: ourparadise2440@gmail.com TRIPLE H

21 SIGNAL STREET EMERALD BEACH NSW 2456 M: 0417 695 915 E: tmitchelle@ljhcoffs.com THEG

ROSS & LORRAINE ANNE PRANGE 20 & 21 TAYLORS LANE MT LARCOM QLD 4695 P: 07 4975 1381 M: 0419 682 454 E: lorraine.prange@bigpond.com

L RILEY KELVIN’ KOUMALA QLD 4738 KELVIN

AUSTRALIAN PASTORAL STATIONS 2105 GRANITEVALE ROAD GRANITE VALE QLD 4815 M: 0447 595 707 E: paula@apsgrp.com.au

BARRY SINNAMON TIN HUT’ 594 BOGANDILLA ROAD JACKSON QLD 4426 P: 07 4627 6342 E: tinhut594@gmail.com

KG & MJ STEWART RISENDALE’ 453 CALMORIN RD RIDGELANDS QLD 4702 P: 07 4934 5153 M: 0438 345 153 E: kenandmarg@activ8.net.au

J TUCKER CARINYA’ EIDSVOLD QLD 4627 P: 07 4165 0876 F: 07 4165 1191 E: lynnjim@datawave.net.au

RAY VELLA BALD HILLS’ 3000 STOODLEIGH RD MARLBOROUGH QLD 4705 P: 07 4935 6046 F: 07 4935 6046 M: 0427 977 480 E: rlvella@bigpond.com

WARD CATTLE CO. DOONVILLE’ 537 MILMAN ROAD MILMAN QLD 4702 P: 07 4934 3120 F: 07 4934 3233 M: 0427 150 962 WCC

BM & MJ WOODARD PARKES’ 1145 PARKES ROAD DUARINGA QLD 4712 P: 07 4935 7673 M: 0427 026 286

MJ & ML YOUNG 347 GRASSTREE ROAD MACKAY QLD 4740 P: 07 4956 4436 F: 07 4956 4057 MMY

New South Wales HONORARY LIFE

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WARREN BULMER 215 RYANS RD LEEVILLE VIA CASINO NSW 2470 P: 02 6663 7205 F: 02 6663 7206 BUL

BARRY MORGAN 603 KNIGHTS ROAD DOUBTFUL CREEK VIA CASINO NSW 2470 P: 02 6667 1140 F: 02 6667 1140 M: 0428 615 405 E: riverviewbrangus@gmail.com RIVERVIEW

FULL

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MICHAEL RAYMOND ALLAN 252 BOOTAWA DAM ROAD VIA TINONEE NSW 2430 M: 0427 535 820 BOOTAWA

TODD & KIM ANDERSON 151 MORAS ROAD ROCK VALLEY NSW 2480 M: 0422 001 573 E: andomen14@gmail.com ANDOMEN

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CLIVE BROWN MT FAY WUULUMAN NSW 2820 M: 042 943 5431 E: mt-fay@hwy.com.au BORING DOWNS

WR & RE BULMER 215 RYANS RD LEEVILLE VIA CASINO NSW 2470 P: 02 6663 7205 F: 02 6663 7206 E: weonabrangus@gmail.com WEONA

ROUND HILL C/- ROBERT CARR OFF RACECOURSE ROAD LAKES WAY BUNGWAHL NSW 2300 P: 02 4902 9200 F: 02 4902 9299 M: 0428 440 309 E: bobc@rca.com.au ROUND HILL

NOELINE COUGHRAN EASTERN RANGE BRANGUS KOCHS ROAD, STEINBROOK TENTERFIELD NSW 2372 P: 02 6736 1931 F: 02 6736 1931 M: 0411 608 202 EASTERN RANGE

BARRY CREIGHTON 110 UPPER STRATHEDEN RD STRATHEDEN NSW 2470 P: 02 6699 6993 M: 0427 633369 DONBAR

JACOB & LEE DALEY 109 WIANGAREE BACK ROAD KYOGLE NSW 2474 M: 0403 415 767 E: jrdaley@hotmail.com CARINYA PARK

SHONA MAGUIRE & DAVID GIBSON

IAN & DARELLE IRVIN CARRAMAR’ DUNEDOO NSW 2844 M: 0458 060 874 E: darelle@chapman.id.au ID

T R & C M JORGENSEN MAGNET 1000 MICHELL LANE DELUNGRA NSW 2403 P: 02 6723 6454 F: 02 6723 6454 M: 0427 236 454 E: belview@bordernet.com.au BELVIEW

JASON KAY

543 OLD COAST RD NORTH DORRIGO NSW 2453 M: 0408 737 418 E: smaguire83@bigpond.com SHELDARA

TUCKI DOWNS’ 154 MASON ROAD TUCKI TUCKI NSW 2480 M: 0429 328 072 E: jayrkay@bigpond.com TUCKI DOWNS

TRISTRAM, LYNETTE DAVIS & FAMILY

BMH BRANGUS

1071 KEERRONG ROAD KEERRONG NSW 2480 P: 02 6628 2771 E: lynettedavis13@gmail.com WATERSHIP DOWNS

JOHN KELEMEC LOT 3 BROWNS ROAD HALFWAY CREEK NSW 2460 M: 0417 644 670 E: artherese@gmail.com BMH

JOHN DAWSON

KEOGH CATTLE CO

CALM DOWNS 522 LOWER COLDSTREAM RD ULMARRA NSW 2462 P: 02 6647 6626 F: 02 6647 6626 M: 04 2700 8126 E: jdawson52@live.com COLDSTREAM

RE EZZY TILKAH GLEN 754 TINONEE ROAD MONDROOK NSW 2430 P: 02 6553 1264 M: 0427 531 264 E: bobezz@bigpond.com TILKAH

JG & JC FEARNLEY WEST TARAWONGA’ DONNELLY’S ROAD EUMUNGERIE NSW 2831 P: 02 6888 1274 M: 0429 990 495 E: fearnleybrangus@bordernet.com.au FEARNLEY

ROBIN & MICHELLE GARRETT 580 OAKLAND ROAD EAST CORAKI NSW 2471 P: 02 6683 2105 M: 0407 815 170 E: swanbaybrangus@outlook.com SWAN BAY

610 BROOKFIELD ROAD WALLAROBBA NSW 2420 P: 02 4995 6092 F: 02 4995 6092 M: 0428 307 498 E: pamgregmac@gmail.com GREENACRE

BJ, PD, M & K MORGAN 603 KNIGHTS ROAD DOUBTFUL CREEK VIA CASINO NSW 2470 P: 02 6667 1232 F: 02 6667 1140 M: 0459 226 754 E: riverviewbrangus@gmail.com RIVERVIEW

PETER O’SHANNESSY MITCHBROOK MANAGEMENT 173 MENARCOBRINNI ROAD CLYBUCCA NSW 2450 M: 0407 958 825 E: peter@mitchbrook.com.au MITCHBROOK PARK

JEFF & KERRI-ANN PARKER 2007 HALLS CREEK ROAD MANILLA NSW 2346 P: 02 6665 5131 F: 02 6665 5107 M: 0428 655 131 E: gunnadooparkbrangus@gmail.com GUNNADOO PARK

ELLIE PARKER UKOLAN MANILLA NSW 2346 M: 0428 910 896 E: esparker112@gmail.com PARKAVENUE

PAUL RYAN 124 WARBY ROAD JIGGI NSW 2480 P: 02 6688 8059 M: 0429 230 975 E: coachwoodbrangus@gmail.com COACHWOOD

COBWELL STATION SANDYS BRIDGE ROAD BARHAM NSW 2732 P: 03 5453 7137 F: 03 5453 7147 M: 0428 536 587 E: keoghcattle@activ8.net.au COBWELL

ANN-MAREE SHORT

IAN KIRCH

MAROOKA DOWNS 160 SPRING GROVE ROAD SPRING GROVE NSW 2470 P: 02 6663 1103 F: 02 6663 1103 E: marookadowns160@bigpond.com.au MAROOKA DOWNS

90 PRATTS LANE NORTH CASINO NSW 2470 P: 0428 672 477 M: 0434 900 907 E: ian.kirch@hotmail.com 2KI

ED & ZO LEDERHOSE 2501 ROCKY RIVER ROAD TENTERFIELD NSW 2372 P: 02 6737 6829 M: 0428 030 889 LEDERVILLE

CHADWICK DOWNS CATTLE CO BARINA’ 760 BINGIEGRUMBLE ROAD COONABARABRAN NSW 2357 P: 02 6842 1033 M: 0448 502 642 E: cattle@chadwickdowns.com.au CHADWICK DOWNS

36 SHORTS ROAD LOWER SOUTHGATE NSW 2460 P: 02 6647 6372 M: 0413 960 648 MANDELA BRANGUS

JASON & JENNIFER SKIMMINGS

GAVIN DALZIEL SMART CALLIOPE’ 5641 COBBADAH RAOD BINGARA NSW 2404 P: 02 6793 3152 F: 02 6793 3166 M: 0428 543 109 WONGA PLAINS

DARRELL & HELEN SMITH 134 SCRUB SCHOOL ROAD TENTERFIELD NSW 2372 P: 0429 321 854 M: 0477 002 489 E: margaret1smith2@hotmail.com TALLAWALLA

RAYMOND & JENNIFER WARD 788 HASTINGS RIVER DRIVE PORT MACQUARIE NSW 2444 P: 02 6584 9945 M: 0419 212 454 E: wardlings@bigpond.com GLENEDEN PARK

WRIGHT PASTORAL NSW PTY LTD 713 NEW KOREBLAH ROAD LEGUME NSW 2476 M: 0457 777 662 E: brookvale@wrightpastoral.com.au WRIGHT PASTORAL

JUNIOR

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CHLOE JOHNSTON

MAROOKA PARK 221 SEXTONVILLE CASINO NSW 2470 P: 02 6663 1103 E: maddyskimmings@gmail.com MAROOKA PARK

COMMERCIAL

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KENNETH MOORE 3 HARPER ROAD BASIN VIEW NSW 2540 P: 02 4443 4661 E: kenneth.david53@gmail.com

MICHAEL PARKER GANBIRRA’ 67 FEGANS ROAD BYABARRA NSW 2446 E: ganbirra3@bigpond.com

REDIMS FARM PRODUCE 22 RALSTON ROAD NELSONS PLAINS NSW 2324 M: 0404 025 521 E: redimsfarmproduce@hotmail.com

Victoria HONORARY LIFE

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R & P DAVIS HIDDEN SPRINGS, 205 STEWARTS ROAD POUND CREEK VIC 3996 P: 03 5674 5568 F: 03 9562 0782 M: 0408 340 543 E: roger@hiddensprings.com.au KIMBERLEY DOWNS

FULL

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ABS AUSTRALIA BILL CORNELL 15 SCHOLAR DRIVE BUNDOORA VIC 3083 P: 03 8358 8800 F: 03 8358 8888 M: 0428 293 498 E: bill.cornell@genusplc.com ABS

AGRI-GENE PTY LTD 123-125 TONE ROAD WANGARATTA VIC 3677 P: 03 5722 2666 F: 03 5722 2777 M: 0408 229 316 E: info@agrigene.com.au

PETER & DEIRDRE BEECK 469 GALLUM ROAD COORIEMUNGLE VIC 3268 M: 0428 951 927 MALUKA

CL BRIANT PO BOX 113 BEACONSFIELD VIC 3807 P: 03 9707 1180 CALOU

CASTLE BRANGUS MICHAEL BUSH WOODS ROAD EUROA VIC 3666 P: 03 5795 2827 F: 03 5795 1937 M: 0427 319 780 E: castlebrangus@bigpond.com CASTLE

RS & A DAVIE BIMBADEEN BRANGUS, RMB 1142 VENTNOR VIC 3922 P: 03 5956 8216 M: 0409 803 803 E: bimbadeen@nex.net.au BIMBADEEN (PI)

HUMPHREYS FAMILY 13 CHURCH STREET TALLYGAROOPNA VIC 3634 P: 03 5829 8449 M: 0457 271 445 E: rebecca@eureka-park.com EUREKA PARK

KENNETH J LEWIS 3142 MCIVOR HIGHWAY KNOWSLEY VIC 3523 M: 0408 824 723 E: kenjlewis67@gmail.com KENROSE

SEMEX PTY. LTD. 10-12 COBURNS ROAD MELTON VIC 3337 P: 03 9743 0344 F: 03 9743 0355 M: 0418-107-863 E: jimconroy@semex.com.au SEMEX

PAUL DAVID STEVENSON 362 CLYNES ROAD HEYFIELD VIC 3858 P: 03 5148 2033 M: 0407 431 517 EAGLEROSE

Western Australia FULL

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LIVERINGA STATION BEEF P/L LIVERINGA STATION DERBY WA 6728 P: 08 9429 8332 F: 08 9351 0705 M: 0429 884 528 LIVERINGA

The future.

In safe hands.

SANDFIRE PASTORAL KEN NORTON, ANNA PLAINS - SUB LEASE VIA BROOME WA 6725 P: 08 9176 5985 F: 08 9176 5942 M: 0437 509 398 E: sandfirerh@bigpond.com

RHOMAN HOLDINGS PTY LTD PARDOO STATION, PMB 1 PORT HEDLAND WA 6721 M: 0450 355 887 E: henrysommer@amnet.net.au RHOMAN

COMMERCIAL

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DR G HANLY TINGLEDALE EAST RD, TINGLEDALE DENMARK WA 6333 P: 08 9459 5595 F: 08 9459 9660 M: 042 9093 430 GAREEMBEE

JUNIOR

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DIANNA BRANSON 184 STEELS LANE MORTLAKE VIC 3272 M: 0475 954 465 E: dee.branson@hotmail.com BANQUET

International FULL

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HIDDEN VALLEY COMMERCIAL

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WILL & CHRISTINE ELLIOTT WEERANGOURT EAST 5432 HAMILTON PORT FAIRY RD BYADUK VIC 3301 M: 0427 234 243 E: hillston@activ8.net.au

62 BAYSHORE ROAD #2402 BAYSHORE PARK SINGAPORE 469983 P: +65 9622 6092 M: 0417 128 522 E: roz.alexander@hvsp.net HVB

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Your Official Breed Magazine An Australian Brangus Cattle Association, KB Consulting & Rural Design partnership.

05 04 01 Age was no barrier for learning at the inaugural Brangus Youth Camp.

02 Hugh Walker, Jateebee, Theodore discussing the change in season with one of Jateebee’s latest arrivals.

03 Felicity Carr, Biloela putting the final touches to her charge.

04 Charlie Walker, Jateebee, Theodore showing who’s boss.

05 Riley Jensen, Yeppoon making sure he was ‘ring ready’.

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61 Nutrien 51 Nindooinbah 3 Oaklands IFC-1 21

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Keogh Cattle Company • Barham, NSW 2732 03 5453 7137 • 0428 536 587 keoghcattle@activ8.net.au

Bookings 12th June 2020 Artwork 26th June 2020 Editorial 26th June 2020 Rural Design 0407 020 080 KB Consulting 0488 279 796 editor@theaustralianbrangus.com.au theaustralianbrangus.com.au

PHEASANT CREEK LEVI L-087 WEONA 3380 TANNYFOIL JACKSON 318 LUNAR LONESTAR L-143 RIVER RUN 06 2020 ROCKHAMPTON BRANGUS SOCIETY SALE Tuesday 13th October CQLX, Gracemere

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Networth.

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BBB17RN284 30/08/2017

Wednesday 30th September 2020 “Araluen” Dingo Queensland

A genetic blend of new and old, the tried, tested and proven.

His cosmetics and data impressive and he joins a host of new and exciting sires.

80 Brangus Bulls 200 Purebred Females

Gratitude.

Our sincere thanks to all producers that selected our genetics at our 2019 Annual Sale and to those whom purchased privately throughout the year.

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Lindsay & Fiona Barlow 07 4935 8556 0407 760 079 www.triplebbrangus.com