Vale Alec McDonald, Coolabar Park Simmentals
Alec MacDonald, renowned Victorian Simmental breeder for 30 years, passed away on Wednesday, 27th March 2020, at home. Continue reading
Information for vendors of the 2020 Red Angus and Simmental National Show and Sale
Due to the restrictions and situation regarding Covid-19 around Australia, the NSS Committee has decided to move the 2020 Red Angus and Simmental National Show and Sale completely online through Auctionsplus. Continue reading
Mubarn tops WALSA at $15,000
The offering of 27 Simmental and Black Simmental bulls offered by four vendors was the largest to be offered in the sale and it received strong support from buyers. Continue reading
Office update -Coronavirus effects on business trading
AGM date changes and office updates Continue reading
Office Update
As the Coronavirus affects business across the country and is ever changing, so too will the office will be affected.
At this point Felicity is working from home and ABRI is looking at the same options for Claudia.
Both phone… Continue reading
Valley Creek heifer sells for $8,500, Wormbete bull makes $8,000
Western Australian and Victorian stud interest drove up prices at the seventh annual Wormbete Simmentals sale, Illabo, with invitation to Stuart and Samantha Moeck, Valley Creek Simmentals, Bowral. Continue reading
Healthy reception for vendors at 2020 Black Stump bull sale
Sixty registered bid cards and a top price of $10,500 reached twice told a story of positivity at the Black Stump bull sale at Blackall on Tuesday. Continue reading
Canberra Royal 2020: Simmental show results and photos
FIRST time entrants in the Simmental section of the Royal Canberra Show have taken out supreme with their rising three-year-old female. Continue reading
Simmentals tip the scales in favour for Newblax stud
Incorporating black Simmental cattle into his stud has allowed Rod Newnham has turned his passion for cattle into profit. Continue reading
Royal Canberra Show gets underway with steer and jackpot classes
Breeds of all shapes and sizes competed for a jackpot prize pool worth more than $1200 on the first day of the Royal Canberra Show. Continue reading