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We hold an annual on-farm spring bull sale in the second week of September.

At our 2021 sale, we had a total clearance with our top-priced bull being an Ardrossan Equator son which sold for $36,000 to an average of $10,901.

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Our 2022 bulls are punching out some figures. 20 b

Our 2022 bulls are punching out some figures.
20 bulls average +2.3 for birth weight, +6.9 for calving ease direct and -6.6 for gestation length. The ladies have got to like that!

Come for a drive and join us for a cuppa, next Wed

Come for a drive and join us for a cuppa, next Wednesday, to preview our 2022 sale bulls. We'd love to see you!

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Awesome harvest crew started in the front paddocks

Awesome harvest crew started in the front paddocks yesterday and are making their way through the farm. These guys have not stopped all day!

My trusty sidekick earned herself an emergency das

My trusty sidekick earned herself an emergency dash to town this morning. Antivenin, fluids and currently under observation with the wonderful team Moorong Veterinary Clinic. We neither encourage nor condone her valour. Regardless, she has put her life on the line again trying rid the yard of these uninvited visitors. Not sure if she brought her prize to the house to let us know what a good job she’d done or that she’d been bitten or whether it was on the grass where Ro was airing his tent having just got home from camping? Either way, it was a very fresh, barely alive 70cm brown snake when we noticed Maggie on the back lawn standing over it. She was in good spirits and still very bouncy when we scooped her into the car so we hope we have managed to get her to the vet in time. 🤞

MEA CULPA - THE FINALE Our property fronts the Oly

MEA CULPA - THE FINALE
Our property fronts the Olympic Hwy. Next spring, we are going to graze our recips on the highway - not the highway paddock, not the side of the road, but right down the middle of the bitumen! #recipbootcamp

MEA CULPA PART 6 When the last embryo went in at q

MEA CULPA PART 6
When the last embryo went in at quarter past midnight (!!!), we thought we might have killed Udo (and our friendship). However, he packed up his gear, we had dinner and then he headed off to bed for a short nap before getting up at 5 am to drive to Hay for the next day’s work. He is a machine!

MEA CULPA PART 5 It wasn’t the Kim Kardashian bo

MEA CULPA PART 5
It wasn’t the Kim Kardashian booty that was the issue but the internal fat. This made it very difficult for Udo to manipulate the uterus and place the embryos in the tip of the horn, even with his very long “Inspector Gadget” arms.

MEA CULPA PART 4 Our pastures are phalaris, ryegra

MEA CULPA PART 4
Our pastures are phalaris, ryegrass, lucerne and clover. This year it is difficult to find the cows in the paddocks. Udo said that in 19 years of AI and ET work, he has never come across any cows as fat as ours this year.

MEA CULPA PART 3 On Tuesday we had our annual spri

MEA CULPA PART 3
On Tuesday we had our annual spring ET program. We flushed 55 embryos from five donors and then proceeded to transfer them into recipients. That was when things took a turn for the podgier. We have always been known to have fat cows (we like to think of them as Rubenesque), but this year, they look like they need bariatric surgery.

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