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Texas Angus Sale Results 2012

The largest and most even line up of Texas Bulls ever presented for sale were all snapped up on the 46th Annual property sale on Thursday 16th August 2012.  It was the commercial cattleman’s sale with all 133 bulls heading to commercial operations from a very large geographical spread.  Bulls were sold to northern, central and southern Queensland and the majority selling within 250km radius of the stud. After such a history breaking sale in 2011, this year’s sale on the contrary to many thinking it was going to “white hot”, buyers took the opportunity of securing 30 bulls in the $3000 – $4,500 price range, 50% of the bulls were sold for $5500 or less and was noted by many as value for money of the northern sales so far.

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Open Day 2012

Many flock to MSA Accrediation Day

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After a cold wet week, a lovely fine winter’s day drew a large crowd to the Texas Angus MSA Open day held at Doonagara, Warialda NSW last Friday. People travelled from as far north as Surat QLD and south from Tamworth NSW. It was an excellent information day for the 85 attendees to gain an insight on the latest details on the MSA grading system, how it operates in Australia and for producers that could to gain a marketing advantage with their beef production. This was followed with with Ben Mayne and Bob Jamieson talking about the success and progress of the Texas Angus client branded sale and how being MSA compliant has major marketing advantages.

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Ben Mayne and Ben Hiscox BJA congratulating Tony Keyte and Greg Stevens of MacIntyre Station

Texas Angus achieves one of the most successful bloodline Sales ever on Auctionsplus

Texas Angus proved to be “The brand that weighs and pays” in the 2nd Annual Texas Angus client sale conducted by Bob Jamieson Agencies (BJA) on Auctions Plus Friday June 15 2012.

In a week that saw the Eastern Young Cattle Indicator fall to 373cents per kilogram, Texas Angus clients sold 1200 cattle for an EYCI equivalent of 400 cents per kilogram on farm. This figure included the average of all steers, heifers, and cows offered.
Gary Dick, General Manager of Auctionsplus described the Texas Angus Client Sale as being “one of the most successful single bloodline sales ever conducted on Auctionsplus of any breed.”

Ben Mayne and Ben Hiscox BJA congratulating Tony Keyte and Greg Stevens of MacIntyre Station 

Ben with Ben Hiscox (BJA) Ben Hiscox BJA congratulating Tony Keyte and Greg Stevens of MacIntyre Station

The sale was an outstanding success with Texas Angus clients from Richmond, Longreach, Hannaford in Queensland and Yarrowitch, Dorrigo, Uralla, Mullalley, Weemalah, Moree and Inverell selling 1199 cattle for over $750,000 with a 99% clearance. Other Auctionsplus Sales that day struggled to clear 50%.

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