[BeefConnect] Crossbreeding for more profit with tropically adapted Bos taurus cattle

An extra $100 per steer?

The Northern Territory Department of Primary Industry and Fisheries (DPIF) is researching whether crossbreeding with Senepol bulls is a viable way for north Australian cattle producers with Brahman herds to produce animals that will:

• perform well under harsh northern conditions
• be suited to the South East Asian live export market and the Australian domestic market.

Tim Schatz, Principal Pastoral Production Officer with DPIF, will discuss the results of the research program to date and will compare the:

• pre and post weaning growth of Brahmans and F1 Senepol x Brahmans in the Top End of the NT
• performance of the Brahman and F1 Senepol x Brahman steers in feedlots in Queensland and Indonesia
• results of meat quality testing from Brahman and F1 Senepol x Brahman steers.

These results are showing that crossbreeding with tropically adapted Bos taurus produces animals with more tender meat and offers significant benefits for both north Australian beef producers and Indonesian feedlotters.

Guest presenters

Join project leader Tim Schatz along with hosts Jon Condon (Beef Central) and Greg Bath (FutureBeef).

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This event is for anyone involved along the beef supply chain including producers, processors, brand managers, supply chain managers, agents, consultants and consumers.

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Friday 12 June 2015 12.30 pm AEST (QLD, NSW, VIC, TAS), 10.30 am (WA) and 12.00 pm (NT, SA).

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