Felicity will be on leave from Monday 22nd February and will be returning on Monday 8th March.
Remember to send emails to kayla@genetichub.com.au and cc office@simmental.com.au. This includes responses to pending calf registrations. Please also attach the report you’ve received… Continue reading
BEEF BOOM: Lancaster black Simmental stud principals Tim and Henry Cartledge with Spence Dix & Co’s Jono Spence and Quokka Q310. Photo from Stock Journal
A NEW stud record for Lancaster black Simmentals was reached… Continue reading
Our Facebook page has been impacted by the no news ban.
Hoping to have the page back up and running as soon as possible.
Entries are now open for the 2021 Show and Sale
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If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact the office or any of the committee:
Stuart… Continue reading
GREEN POWER: Mark and Caterina Bending, of Manjimup in Western Australia, are raising Simmental-Angus crossbreds on pastures and investigating options for vertically integrated supply chains.
Western Australian beef producers Mark and Caterina Bending have been strategically… Continue reading
Calm and quiet: Pictured, in August, 2020, is one of the Springside Simmentals bulls Des and Wendy Jones purchased privately in September last year. The Joneses are currently running eight bulls from the stud in total.
Over the next few weeks I’ll be transitioning more registration and DNA work to Kayla at the Genetic Hub as I’ll be taking annual leave for a few weeks at the end of February.
Therefore, when you send emails to… Continue reading
Xmas hours: The office will be open during the break unless it’s a public holiday as I’ll take leave a bit later. Our Registrar will be on leave from 4th – 8th January.
Thank you to the membership for your… Continue reading
By Hannah Powe
NEW South Wales Simmental breeders have come away with top honours in a world-class online cattle competition.
Stuart and Samantha Moeck of Valley Creek Simmental stud at Bowral were the exhibitors of Valley Creek Jewel who was… Continue reading
Australia imported the first Fleckvieh semen in 1972 from bulls which a Scottish AI station imported from Germany. Here the popular Scottish Herod, out of the great Bethina (which I admired often) from the Ulm breeding area. [Scottish Milk Marketing… Continue reading