Texas Angus Sale Results 2012

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Last Updated on Tuesday, 11 June 2013 10:45

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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Trans Tasman Syndicate Buys NZ's top bull

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Last Updated on Friday, 07 June 2013 02:31

Australian Angus breeders invest in New Zealand’s top priced Angus bull for 2011 at Te Mania NZ’s annual bull sale. Te Mania 09-450, an Unlimited son, was knocked down for $30,000 to the Trans - Tasman syndicate. Texas Angus (Warialda NSW) and Boonaroo Angus (Casterton, Victoria) purchased the Australian semen rights while Kaiwara Angus of New Zealand bought the walking rights. 09 450 was purchased under the recommendation of the highly respected Wayne McLaren of McLaren Cattle Co Ltd, NZ.

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

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Last Updated on Friday, 07 June 2013 02:25

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 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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2011 Holistic Beef Day

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Last Updated on Friday, 07 June 2013 02:29

In late March 2011 Texas Angus opened its gates to 80 keen beef producers to see first hand the production side of it's operating business and how it is reducing its carbon footprint.

Principal Ben Mayne and his family wanted to share their knowledge of how they have implemented sustainable agricultural principles on their property “Doongara”.

“This was an excellent day for anyone beef producer wanting to hear about their industry at a grass roots level,” Mr Mayne said.

“We basically wanted to supply information that has worked at Doongara from the soils through to plants and animal health onto marketing and yard technologies,” Ben said.

Information topics covered on the day included:

• Improving soil, plant and animal health with the use of natural mineral fertilisers (healthy soils, healthy plants, healthy cattle)
• Establishment and use of tropical grasses,
• Loss lick supplements and concentrates,
• Performance recording,
• Weighing and data collection
• New innovative animal marketing options.
• Utilising renewable energy at Texas Angus with the latest Solar tracking systems

All companies gave an informal presentation and had trade displays and attendees enjoyed delicious Texas Angus steak sandwiches.

The day had been such a success that participants and companies have requested another day next Autumn.