Stock Journal
Studstock
SA breeders named among Angus leadership program
SA GenAngus Future Leaders Program participants Bridget Watson, Coonalpyn, and Peter Colliver, Meningie.
Find out SA's top 10 bull sales by average
Catherine Miller
SA's bull selling season has seen some spectacular highs and big lifts in average as commercial breeders re-invest in genetics.
Golden buying for loyal clients in Belmore Shorthorns' milestone year |PHOTOS
Catherine Miller
Belmore stud principal Andy Withers, Elders Naracoorte agent Alan Thomson, Belmore's Ali Volker, Elders stud stock auctioneer Tony Wetherall and kneeling Belmore's Lottie Volker and Nutrien stud stock manager Gordon Wood with the lot 1 sale topper which sold for $20,000.
Stoney Point female average tops $8000
Quinton McCallum
Goolagong's Brian and Heath Tiller (front), Warnertown, were volume buyers at stage two of the Stoney Point Performance Angus dispersal, buying 53 females in total. 372 females, auctioned by Nutrien's Gordon Wood and Spence Dix & Co's Jono Spence (back), averaged more than $8000 which left stud manager Peter Colliver (back right) ecstatic.
Mayura wagyu heifer sells at $245k
Elizabeth Anderson
The top price $245,000 unjoined heifer from Mayura Station. Photo: GDL
Clearances and averages lift at Green Triangle Murray Grey sale
Quinton McCallum
Beeamma principals Denise and Anthony Fabris (far left and right) with top-price bull purchaser Michael Jones, Waitpinga, and his agent Brett Peters, Elders Strathalbyn.
Family recognises top genetics at Walmona final SA sale
Kiara Stacey
Era Ends: Wilmona Pastoral's Emily and Michael Doering with the $12,000 bull, Wilmona Chuck.
'Powerhouse' Caskieben sire lifts Naracoorte sale record to $35,000
Catherine Miller
Geoff and Alex Williamson (kneeling at left) Caskieben stud, Carisbrook, Vic with Elders Naracoorte's Alan Thomson, buyers Kim and Ned Williams, Polldale stud, Dubbo, NSW and Nutrien stud stock's Richard Miller with the lot 9 sale topper.
Bayview debut a dream come true
Quinton McCallum
The Thompson family after their inaugural on-property sale. Back - Anissa, Kevin, Pam and Chris Thompson, with Chris and Anissa's children at front - James, Alex and Luke.
Northern buyers return to southern market
Jacqui Bateman
Steven Lamb and daughter Lillie, Dismal Swamp, Kalangadoo, with Georgia Lock, Adelaide, sold 327 PCAS-eligible Angus and Angus-cross steers 9-12 months for an average of $2157.

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